In order to accomplish a comprehensive Eldercare Plan, planning for the client’s real estate is usually involved. Whether it’s a person’s primary residence, vacation home or family camp, this valuable asset (frequently with emotional ties) must be properly handled. Planning for real estate within an estate plan comes with some additional variables beyond traditional assets such as liquid investments. Therefore, it’s critical to choose an Elder Law Attorney who has experience in real estate transactions as well as estate planning.
Background in Both Elder Law and Real Estate
Fortunately, Julian Gray, CELA, the founder of Julian Gray Associates, has significant experience in all aspects of real estate ownership, title, transfers and taxation. Mr. Gray is a former closing agent and approved title attorney and has examined hundreds of real estate title searches over the years. Also, Mr. Gray is familiar with the concepts of land development, easements and rights of way and ownership of real estate in entity form (companies and trusts). Therefore, when it comes to properly advising a client and family on how to integrate their real estate interests into a well-rounded estate plan, Attorney Gray provides a truly comprehensive perspective on the issues.
Real Estate Issues to Consider in Estate Planning
Our attorneys and staff take a personal interest in each of our clients. After all, we are in the business of addressing the basic needs for shelter, health care and security. We want to help you to live in comfort and dignity, care for your loved ones and provide a better future for you and your families. It’s never too late — or too early — to plan.
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