Comprehensive Wills Services Law Firm In Raleigh, North Carolina
Last updated on April 16, 2025
Creating a will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones and help ensure your wishes are carried out. Whether planning or adjusting your estate plans due to life changes, working with a qualified attorney is essential.
At Lynch & Eatman, L.L.P., attorney Maria M. Lynch is board-certified by the North Carolina State Bar Board of Legal Specialization as a specialist in estate planning and probate. She and our other Raleigh attorneys understand how personal these decisions are, and we are here to help ensure your will reflects your intentions clearly and effectively.
Our Wills Services
We provide various will-related services designed to meet your unique circumstances and goals:
● Drafting and updating your will: We help you create a legally sound will and make changes as your needs evolve.
● Naming executors and guardians: Choosing the right people to carry out your wishes and care for your dependents is critical. We will help you make informed decisions.
● Planning for tax efficiency: Our lawyers can assist in minimizing estate taxes to maximize what is passed on to your beneficiaries.
● Addressing special circumstances: From blended families to charitable giving, we tailor your will to reflect your specific life situation.
Our goal is to make the process clear, focused and manageable.
The Process Of Creating A Will
At Lynch & Eatman, L.L.P., we begin with an initial consultation where our attorneys take the time to learn about your family, assets and wishes.
Once we have gathered all the necessary information, we draft a customized will that outlines your instructions in detail. After reviewing the draft with you, we will make any necessary revisions so the final version is properly executed.
Wills FAQs
Here are a couple of the most common questions we receive from our clients:
Can a will be contested?
Yes, a will can be contested under specific legal grounds, such as undue influence or improper execution. Working with a qualified lawyer helps minimize the risk of disputes.
Can I update my will after it has been created?
Yes. Life changes, and your will should, too. Our attorneys can help you make updates any time your circumstances shift.
Plan With Confidence
If you are in Raleigh, North Carolina, our attorneys at Lynch & Eatman, L.L.P., can help. Call 919-944-4655 today or email us to protect your legacy.