The Greening Law Firm | Estate Planning: The Process

"Our consultation was very friendly, warm, to-the-point, engaging, and focused on our needs. Ron is so charming, and committed to helping his clients."
Earnest and Shirley Dean
"Ron helps you think. He helps you do the right thing without dictating."
Earnest and Shirley Dean
"Ron has spoken for our supporters several times. He is engaging and thought provoking. Always a gentleman and truly has the best intentions of the group uppermost on his mind. I would recommend him to any group as a speaker that can help your cause."
Craig B. Forney, CFP, VP of Planned Giving, AHA
"Ron was very knowledgeable without being pushy. He supplied us with information and additional literature that we could use to make our own informed decisions."
Ronnie Bleeker, EPIC
"Mr. Greening was extremely understanding and helpful. I came in with a long list of questions and he answered every one."
Lucien Hughes, Administration IC
"Settling [my father´s] estate would have been much, much more difficult if it hadn´t been for the hard work of Mr. Greening and the other attorneys at his firm. It´s definitely a service-oriented shop, and I´m grateful to them for their above-and-beyond effort."
Nina, AVVO Review
"Ron´s staff is friendly, willing to answer questions and return calls, as is Ron. We feel comfortable that our estate is in order and in good hands to protect, not only ourselves, but our family for the future."
Don and Carol Snapp, AVVO Review
"The staff is very professional, courteous, considerate and efficient, with a little humor mixed in (I like that)."
Kenneth & Betty Charlton, Client Review

The Estate Planning Process

What is a "durable power of attorney"?

What is a "health care directive"?

What is "my estate"?

What is "probate" and how can I avoid it?

What is a "Revocable Living Trust" - And is it right for me?

Is joint tenancy a good idea?

What are estate taxes, and can I avoid paying them?

Can I protect my children's inheritance from "creditors and predators"?

When should I review my estate plan?