Estate Planning and Elder Law Attorneys in Fenwick Island, Delaware

Elder law issues are complex and state-law specific so choosing the right attorney can make all the difference. At Procino-Wells & Woodland, LLC, we focus exclusively on legal matters affecting older and disabled individuals, including issues related to estate planning, asset protection planning for long term care, and more. Our firm’s narrow focus on these areas of the law gives us the perspective to offer clients thorough advice on these issues. Are you looking for elder law resources and guidance in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware? Allow our experienced team to help.

The costs of long term care are staggering and can quickly deplete a person’s life savings, but with proper planning, this does not have to happen. There are a number of legal and ethical strategies available to help protect your nest egg, even when care in your home or in a nursing facility is needed sooner than five years. We believe in providing residents of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware with asset protection planning options for every stage of life.

At Procino-Wells & Woodland, LLC, we understand that estate planning isn’t just about creating a stack of documents but rather is about creating a plan to take care of you and your family upon your disability or death. We know that an estate plan needs to work when you first create it and years later when it’s actually needed. With that knowledge, we use strategies that marry thoughtfully drafted documents with the most crucial aspect of estate planning, asset alignment. Whether you are creating your estate plan for the first time or updating an outdated or incomplete plan, the team at Procino-Wells & Woodland, LLC can help families in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, and surrounding areas.

Procino-Wells & Woodland, LLC is committed to providing expert estate and trust administration services while understanding that the time following a loved one’s death can be emotional and stressful. We provide objective advice and guide personal representatives through the administration process every step of the way, ultimately reducing the strain on the Executor or Trustee.