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An estate planning LAW firm that dedicates itself to finding solutions for seniors and their families.

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Elder Law Center For Estate Planning

Zaremba Center For Estate Planning And Elder Law

Zaremba, Walter C, JD

Walter C Zeremba Lwyr

Zaremba Center for Estate Planning & Elder Law

Zaremba Center for Estate Plannning & Elder Law

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Phone: (757) 259-0707

Address: 123 Bulifants Blvd, Williamsburg, VA 23188

Website: http://www.zarembalaw.com

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Divorce
Guardianship
In both a conservatorship and guardianship, a court will appoint a substitute decision-maker for an individual who does not have the capacity to manage his or her own affairs. While guardianships are designed to assist with personal and health-related needs, conservatorships are designed to assist with financial needs. To learn more about how a conservatorship and guardianship could help you...

Medicaid Planning
And to protect more of your assets for your loved ones. Medicaid planning is another important but often overlooked aspect of elder law. If you are a wartime veteran, then you may qualify for a special Aid & Attendance benefit through the Department of Veterans Affairs. This is also subject to eligibility rules.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
At Zaremba Center Estate Planning & Elder Law (the “Company” or “We”), we respect your privacy and are committed to protecting it through our compliance with this policy.
Wills
• Beneficiary Designations. Virginia allows Transfer on Death (TOD) or Pay on Death (POD) beneficiary designations to be added to bank accounts. Beneficiary designations like these are preferable to joint tenancy in that they allow you to transfer property only upon your death without giving away current ownership. One of the drawbacks, however, is that it can be difficult to obtain an equitable distribution of property among your heirs by utilizing beneficiary designations. Additionally, understand that if you have beneficiaries listed on your assets, those assets will be distributed upon your death to the listed beneficiaries, even if your last will and testament states otherwise.
Trusts
Every trust administration is different, comping with its own specific issues. That’s why it’s extremely important to get reliable legal advice and assistance when establishing and setting trusts. The legal team at Zaremba Center specialize in administering and settling trusts. We offer custom trust administration services in Williamsburg. Contact us today to get...
Power of Attorney
On the other hand, a proper plan includes the use of legal documents that allow you to remain in control. For example, a durable power of attorney is a document that allows you to name a trusted family member or friend to make financial decisions for you, if you are incapacitated. An advanced directive for healthcare allows you to determine the course of your health care when you cannot communicate your own wishes. For example, to what extent do you want to remain on a breathing machine or a feeding tube if you become permanently unconscious or terminally ill?
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