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Phone: (541) 479-2678

Address: 612 NW 5th St, Grants Pass, OR 97526

Website: http://www.southernoregonlawyer.com

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Child Support
Chapter 13 is a debt consolidation plan which is approved by the court. It involves a three- to five-year repayment proceeding. In Chapter 13 you gain protection for your assets, and you are able to repay certain debts such as child support arrearages, taxes, car payments and home mortgage arrearages over a three- to five-year time period rather than having your wages garnished or your assets seized.
Guardianship
A guardian will assume control over the finances of the incapacitated person. A guardianship removes decision making authority from the incapacitated person.

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Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate planning is the creation of a definite plan for managing your assets while you’re alive and distributing it after your death. These assets may be owned by you separately or jointly with others. Estate planning can be accomplished through a variety of methods. Our firm prepares estate plans for our clients. We walk our clients through the estate planning process, from analyzing a family’s financial circumstances and goals, to educating our clients about the range of estate planning options, and to drafting and implementing the estate plan. We draft estate plans for a wide range of clients.
Wills
The preparation of wills and trusts to control the disposition of property upon death, avoid or limit probate, and to protect against incapacity during life.
Trusts
People create trusts for different reasons. A person who creates a revocable living trust may do so because it allows her to avoid probate, which is the court process of settling the estate of someone who has died. Parents of young children may include a “just in case” trust in their wills, so that if the parents die when their children are still young, the children’s inheritance will be placed in trust until the children are old enough to manage the assets themselves. Spouses with children and large estates may create trusts for each other in order to minimize the estate tax paid to the government before their children receive their inheritance. These are just some of the many reasons for creating a trust.
Power of Attorney
If a person becomes incapacitated and unable to manage your financial affairs without having executed a power of attorney for finances, Oregon law provides for the court to appoint a “conservator” or more commonly referred to as Oregon Conservatorships.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Once a Chapter 7 bankruptcy is filed, it generally takes three months to complete. However, you are protected from your creditors on the day the bankruptcy is filed — they may not take any collection activity. If all of your assets are exempt, and no one objects, you will receive your discharge from the debts about 60 days after the meeting of creditors.
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