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At Gudorf Law, our mission has always been to help our clients protect their families and prepare for future developments, whether anticipated or unforeseen. The current COVID-19/coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the need for planning and protection, even as it has made it necessary to change the way we offer services. In this time of rapid-fire changes, though, one thing has not changed: our commitment to helping you protect yourself and your loved ones. We are still here, working with you and for you, and doing everything within our power to keep you and our staff healthy and safe.
You may have created your estate plan with a hazy, far-off, hypothetical future in mind. Now that we are grappling with a pandemic, it is important to take your estate plan out and review it to be sure it will meet your needs during the crisis at hand, and beyond. If you don’t have an estate plan, but the coronavirus pandemic has made you aware of the need for one, we can help you take action.
An estate plan is more than just a will or living trust. Everyone, regardless of net worth or family status, needs certain documents in place in case of a sudden medical emergency. These include:
Of course, we are available to help with all of your other estate planning, elder law, and tax planning needs at this time as well, including updating wills and trusts.
We are continuing to meet with clients in the ways that best serve their needs. We take very seriously our clients’ concerns about avoiding infection with the coronavirus, Gudorf Law Group is available for:
You can read more about how we serve our clients here in the Dayton Daily News. Our mission is to protect not only your peace of mind regarding your planning needs, but your peace of mind about your health during this uncertain time. We may be in the midst of an unprecedented crisis, but we will get through it as we have with other difficult times: together, with compassion for each other. Be well, and please contact Gudorf Law Group to let us know how we can help you through the current challenges.
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