Our Wisconsin will and trust attorneys answer questions such as “What is a joint will?”, “Why and when would someone get a joint will?”, and “How do I get a joint will?”. In short, a joint will is a single document jointly signed by two or more individuals, which combines the party’s last will and testament. With joint wills, the surviving party will inherit the entire estate, and after the death of the surviving party, the estate will be transferred to the children. If you have further questions regarding joint wills and how it may be an option for you, do not hesitate to contact O'Flaherty Law.

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Our Wisconsin will and trust attorney discuss the advantages of a revocable trust over a will as well as some advantages of wills over trusts. When it comes to planning your estate, O'Flaherty Law wants to ensure our clients know the best options for them based on the contents of their estate. For further questions regarding planning your estate feel free to contact O'Flaherty Law Wisconsin. We offer transparent billing, responsive communication, and client-focused legal sessions to ensure you understand the options for your estate.

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