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Estate Planning
Estate planning insights from Virginia attorneys. Wills, probate, trusts, and succession planning guidance for families and businesses.
What to Do if a Loved One Passes Away
The death of a close friend or family member can be overwhelming, especially if this is the first time you’ve had to deal with administering an estate.
Avoiding a Family Feud with Estate Planning
While many hope that the passing of a loved one brings people together to celebrate their life and legacy, far too often, small, seemingly insignificant details can become a problem that quickly compounds.
Why Do You Need a Durable General Power of Attorney?
Whether you are 18, 48, or 85, you need a Durable General Power of Attorney, so that if you cannot make decisions for yourself, your trusted agents can manage your financial affairs.
Estate Planning Before a Major Trip
What Is a Memorandum of Gift in Estate Planning?
Memorandum of Gift lets you leave specific personal items to loved ones without amending your will or trust. Learn how this flexible estate planning tool works and contact our estate law attorneys today.
How Advance Medical Directives Avoid Lawsuits
Reasons You Should Review Your Estate Plan
Avoiding the Lawsuit of Probate
New Year’s Resolution: Review Your Assets & Beneficiary Information
Comprehensive Estate Planning for Your Family’s Future
With over 35 years of combined experience in estate planning and administration, our attorneys have drafted thousands of estate plans and supervised hundreds of estate administrations. From simple wills to complex trust structures, we provide personalized guidance to protect your assets and ensure your wishes are honored.
Whether you need a basic estate plan, trust administration assistance, or help navigating probate proceedings, having experienced estate counsel can provide peace of mind and protect your family’s interests.
Bosson Legal Group serves clients throughout Northern Virginia and D.C., including Fairfax, Merrifield, Falls Church, and the jurisdictions of Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Arlington County, Prince William County, and the City of Alexandria.
Ready to discuss your estate planning needs? Contact our experienced estate planning attorneys at (571) 775-2529 or submit an inquiry through our contact form.










