Family Law, Divorce/Custody & Estate Planning Attorney Serving Northeast Arkansas including Salem, AR, Harrisburg, AR and Surrounding Areas
ESTATE PLANNING
Estate Planning
Estate planning is a critical part of ensuring that your assets and wishes are protected in the event of your death or incapacitation. Kara Byars Law can assist you in creating a comprehensive estate plan that accounts for the needs of your family, your business, and yourself. We will work with you to develop a plan that includes wills, living wills, durable powers of attorney, guardianships, and more. Our knowledgeable and compassionate team can provide you with the guidance and resources you need to make informed decisions about your future. With our help, you can feel secure in knowing that your family and your legacy are taken care of. Contact us today to get started.
Do you need an attorney?
Many people are turning to discount websites or fill-in-the-blank forms to obtain estate planning documents. These products may seem fast and easy, but a small error or oversight (or reliance on a legal myth) can cost loved ones a great deal of confusion, heartache, and money. Such a mistake may also cause a document to be void and unenforceable. An experienced estate planning attorney can navigate around the legal traps and hazards and provide a document that does exactly what you want. When you hire an attorney, you are paying for his or her extensive knowledge and understanding of the law. Our attorneys know what questions to ask to determine what you truly want and will often cover issues clients never considered. These documents are like insurance for your wishes and your lifestyle.
Be aware changes in the law or your life can affect the effect of a will or other estate planning documents. If you already have an estate plan, we recommended an attorney review your documents at least once every four years.
Why Kara Byars Law?
Attorney Kara Byars is experienced and knowledgeable in the areas of estate planning and probate law. A thorough understanding of this area of law is necessary to provide documents that carry out your wishes to the fullest extent.