Frequently Asked Questions - Elder Law

How can I best protect my family's estate?

Planning an Estate

Our elder law & estate planning attorneys often receive this question from new clients: "How can I best protect my family's estate?" In this short video - attorney Russell Crumbley explains which steps your family can take to best protect your family's estate in Alabama.

Do I really need a will?

Creating a Will

As you get older, you may begin to wonder if a will or living will is necessary. In this short video - elder law attorney Russell Crumbley provides insight on who could best benefit from creating a will.

How long does it take to settle an estate?

Estate Settlement

Probating or planning an estate can often take time. How much time? In this short video - estate planning attorney Russell Crumbley explains the timeline and process for settling an estate.

How much experience do you have handling elder law cases?

Experienced Elder Lawyers

Our elder law attorneys have decades of combined experience handling cases relating to estate planning, probate matters, wills, trusts, power of attorney, and more. In this short video - attorney Russell Crumbley explains the benefits of working with our team.

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Our elder and estate planning lawyers have decades of experience handling cases in North Alabama similar to yours. Schedule a phone or office consultation with an attorney today.

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