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Richard E. Huhtanen Oregon ProbateLawyer Also Trusts andWills.Low cost.Helping Oregonfamilies statewide with estates. 541-465-9112

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Low fees for all Oregon estate planning and probate. Helping Oregon executors and families with estates and Oregon Living trusts since 1988. Free Phone consultation. Call an Oregonprobate lawyer who isfriendly,prompt, and experienced in Oregon probate law.

My name is Rik Huhtanen,(541) 465-9112,and I amthe Oregon probate lawyerand family estate planning and living trust attorney for hundreds of Oregonians.My goal is tocomplete your Oregon probate as fast as possible, keeping yourcosts low. Ask meabout this. I understand Oregon probate law. Ihelp Oregon Personal Representativesmake correct decisions.
If you need a will or trust, Iknow yourestate planning isimportant to you and your loved ones. With this in mind, Iwill carefullyguide you towards the correctsolution to protect yourself and your loved ones. I do not oversell expensive plans involving Oregon Livingtruststo people who do not need trusts. Call meat no charge to learn if your estate planning needs a simple will only.
I offer each of my clients the following promise: Once you are my client, you may call me about any new legal matter for the rest of your life, and I will not charge for your initial phone consultation. I serve clients in Eugene, Salem, Portland and statewide.

AVOIDING PROBATE IN OREGON. In 2005,the Oregon probate laws were changed to allow estates withreal estatevalued atless than $150,000 to use the Oregon small estate probate procedure, whichis completed in one day, and is not costly in attorney fees. Therefore, less people now need expensive trusts if their estates are not large.

WILLS. Everyone should have a will to direct where their assets go, to choose a personal representative, and to avoid a bond fee. All wills go through probate, so if an estate is large, it may be wise to use a revocable trust.
TRUSTS. Revocable trusts avoid probate, but are more costly, and more difficult to administer.
JOINT OWNERSHIP. Joint ownership with a spouse avoids probate, but do not add children as joint owners with survivorshipon your assets to avoid probate - if the child is sued, divorced, or bankrupted, you could lose your assets.

The correct estate plan for your personal needsis my goal. One size does not fit all, in estate planning.

WEBSITE SPECIAL.Mention this website when you call, and receive a half hour officeconsultation and review of your will or trust or probate situation for $35.00.