Especially for Alabama Lawyers
Lawyers, check page 343 of your September edition of Alabama Lawyers for a comprehensive article on special needs trusts by Melanie Bradford Holliman. The article is "Special Needs Trusts: What You Need To Know to Help Your Clients and Avoid Client Complaints".
Estate Planning for Today and the Future
Bradford & Holliman LLC is a law firm that can help you set your estate goals to care for your family in all stages of life - today, the future if you become incapacitated, and finally, when you pass away.
With a decades of estate law experience, Melanie B. Holliman and John R. Holliman can advise you regarding the legal tools that will best serve your needs.
Asset protection planning | Special needs trusts | Estate tax planning |Family trusts |Gift tax planning | Irrevocable trusts | Legal guardianship | Conservatorship | Living trusts | Long-term care planning | Medicaid applications and appeals | Medicaid planning | Probate | Retirement planning | Revocable trusts | Veterans benefits | Wills
With offices in both Pelham and Scottsboro, Bradford & Holliman LLC represent clients throughout Jefferson, Shelby, Jackson, Madison, Dekalb, and Marshall Counties.
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How Do I Stop Worrying?
If you need a steady hand to navigate rough waters, call us. We offer a free consultation for estate planning and elder law matters. Let us help you understand your situation from a legal perspective, provide planning options and help you to make a decision that will best achieve your goals and give you peace of mind.
Blended Families Require Special Thought
Melanie B. Holliman (formerly Melanie B. Bradford) and John R. Holliman have both personal and legal experience working through the special issues that blended family can bring. They can offer unique advice knowing the day-to-day and long-term impacts of different legal solutions.
Alabama estate planning | Asset protection | Children of divorced parents | Digital assets after death | Elderly care | Emotional abuse | Special Needs trusts | Family trusts | Wills
Free initial consultations can be in person, by phone, or by video conference.