Estate Planning attorney
in Billings, MT.
Estate planning starts with the people and priorities that matter to you. Gilligan Law LLC helps clients in Billings, Montana consider planning documents and the choices involved in recording their wishes.
Call (406) 384-3789
Make room for tomorrow.
Planning can help turn personal intentions into a set of questions to work through. Start by considering the people involved, the decisions that may arise, and any documents already in place.
What we can discuss
The existing practice includes the following topics. Contact the firm to confirm availability and the scope appropriate to your matter.
- Wills and trusts
- Estate planning documents
- Planning conversations
- Legacy and family priorities
Preparing for a conversation
Consider who you would want involved in important decisions and what you would like your planning to address. You do not need every answer before starting a conversation.
Gather existing planning documents and a broad overview of assets and family circumstances. Ask how to share financial or personal details securely.
Common questions.
Do I need a will or a trust?
The appropriate documents depend on individual circumstances and goals. A conversation can identify which questions need closer review; no single document is right for everyone.
When should I revisit existing documents?
A change in family circumstances, property ownership, or personal wishes is a useful reason to ask about a review. The firm can discuss whether it can assist.
Does an inquiry mean the firm represents me?
No. The firm must first confirm whether it can assist, complete any necessary checks, and agree to representation separately. Do not rely on an inquiry to protect a deadline.
Related guidance.
General information only; not legal advice. Service availability depends on the particular matter.