Estate Planning
Estate planning law involves the drafting of living wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and other documents that facilitate the transfer and management of the property after death.
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This is our library of plain-English articles about bankruptcy, debt relief, estate planning, probate and related legal questions in Iowa. If you’re trying to understand your options, start with the guides below, then browse the latest posts.
- Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 bankruptcy
- Stopping collections, lawsuits and wage garnishment
- What happens to your car, home and other property
- Estate planning basics, including wills, trusts and powers of attorney
- Probate and estate administration questions
- What to expect before you take the next step
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Q: What Happens In A Free Consultation?
A: We will ask a few questions about your situation and goals, then explain what options may fit. You will have time to ask questions, and fees are discussed before you decide.
Q: Do I Have To Come To The Office?
A: No, the entire process can be done remotely through email, phone, and text. If an in-person meeting is helpful, we can discuss options.
Q: Will bankruptcy stop collection calls, lawsuits, or wage garnishment?
A: Yes, filing bankruptcy stops collection calls, lawsuits for unpaid debts, and wage garnishments as a matter of law.
Q: Does Contacting The Firm Make Me A Client?
A: No. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. If you choose to move forward, you will receive a written engagement agreement.
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