Practice Areas » Estate Planning & Probate Administration

Soliman Law represents clients of all ages in drafting estate planning strategies that help:

• protect and preserve a client’s wealth
• ensure an individual’s legacy
• minimize fedreal and state estate taxes
• ensure that beneficiaries receive the bequests to which they are entitled
• make contingency plans for raising young children if parents die prematurely or are unable to care for their offspring

The firm provides advice and guidance on essential estate planning documents and tools, including:

• the last will and testament
• trusts
• legal and financial power of attorney
• advance directives, including healthcare surrogates and living wills

The firm also provides probate administration services to families of deceased persons. Probate is the process by which the assets of a deceased person are distributed to the heirs of the estate, after the payment of creditors.

The firm can handle all probate administration matters, including will contests, breach of fiduciary claims against personal representatives, beneficiary representation, and other challenges to the administration of a probate estate. The combination of estate planning, probate administration, and probate litigation under one roof allows us to deliver a superior result for our clients.