Beaverton, Oregon: Estate Planning and Probate Administration
- If you die without a will, you do not have a choice in who will inherit your estate.
- If you have disabled heirs on Medicaid, the government may be able to take any money that you bequeath to them.
- If you do not have any natural heirs (living family members), your assets will go to the government rather than to a charity or other beneficiary that you choose.
- If you become incapacitated and have not planned ahead the courts - not you - will decide who will look after your finances and make your health care decisions.
Proctor & Popia, LLC - Estate Planning For Clients Throughout Oregon and Probate Administration and Litigation Nationwide in Oregon Matters
Wills · Trusts · Living Wills · Probate Administration · Probate Litigation
Will Contests · Petitions to Remove Guardian or Conservator
503-459-4548 or 503-459-4549 · E-mail
An estate plan is absolutely necessary to make sure that your wishes are carried out after your death. An estate plan can also protect you during your lifetime, with documents like advance health care directives (also called living wills and durable powers of attorney). These documents allow you to choose who will look after your health care and finances in the event that you become physically or mentally incapable of caring for yourself.
Probate Litigation And Trust Litigation: Will Contests And Petitions To Remove a Guardian or Conservator
At Proctor & Popia, our estate planning attorneys do much more than help clients plan estates by writing the necessary wills and trusts. When disputes arise over Estates, our attorneys stand ready as experienced and knowledgeable courtroom attorneys to represent either party in a probate dispute or a conflict over a trust document. We handle all types of probate and trust disputes, including:
- Will contests: charges of undue influence and lack of capacity
- Trust litigation: challenges to how a trust is constructed, charges that the trustee has breached fiduciary duty, and petitions to remove a trustee
- Guardianship and conservatorship litigation: Objections to the guardianship or conservatorship petition by the proposed protected person, and petitions to remove the guardian or conservator
Contact Our Respectful and Skillful Estate Planning Attorneys
We make a special effort to give probate law help to our elderly, ill and disabled clients by making visits to a client's home or hospital if necessary to discuss estate planning matters. We also are available to handle estate planning and probate administration matters for clients throughout Oregon and for out-of-state clients regarding any Oregon matter.
Immediate and confidential appointments are available. To schedule a consultation regarding estate planning or probate administration, contact us by telephone at 503-459-4548, 503-459-4549 or use the e-mail form on the Contact Us page of this Web site.
Credit Cards Accepted · Flexible Scheduling · Woman-Owned and Operated
Reasonable Consultation Fee · Out-of-Office Appointments Available
PROCTOR & POPIA, LLC
1500 N.W. Bethany Blvd., Suite 200
Beaverton, OR 97006
Telephone: 503-459-4548 or 503-459-4549
Fax: 503-597-1325
E-mail
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Just off Highway 26 near Tanasbourne Mall
The law offices of Proctor & Popia, LLC proudly serve estate planning clients statewide throughout Oregon, including clients from Washington County, Multnomah County and Clackamas County, Columbia County, Clark County, Yamhill County; and the cities of Portland, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Salem, Gresham, Tigard, Wilsonville, Newberg, McMinnville, Oregon City, Clackamas, Aloha and Forest Grove.
