Our wealth isn’t measured just by the dollars we have in the bank, but by the well-being of the people you love.
We understand the unique challenges that come with aging, from ensuring your estate is in order to planning for long-term care. Our compassionate team is dedicated to helping you navigate the complexities of estate planning, elder law, and Medicaid planning, so you can safeguard your assets, provide for your loved ones, and maintain peace of mind. Whether you’re planning for the future or addressing immediate needs, we’re here to offer trusted guidance every step of the way.
In today’s world, the definition of Family is ever changing and each family’s situation brings unique challenges that must be addressed. A custom solution ensures your unique family challenges are met.
BLENDED FAMILIES
When step-parents, kids, and extended families are involved, even more legal life planning is required. Blended families may require additional legal arrangements, such as marital and property agreements, to help ensure that all family members are taken care in a time of need.
SINGLE PARENT FAMILIES
Being the sole king or queen of your castle can be tough. You must be everywhere and everything to those who count on you most. Whether there are co-parents or not, single parents should have a solid plan so that their families are taken care of if an emergency arises.
SAFEGUARDING YOUR CHILD’S FUTURE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS PLANNING
Proactively planning for your child with special needs ensures their well-being beyond your lifetime. Through thoughtful planning, you can guarantee continued access to their current support network and secure ongoing access to essential government benefits. This maintains their financial stability and access to crucial healthcare and support services.
Creating a comprehensive plan is key to your child’s continued care and development, providing peace of mind for you and your family
LGBTQ
Krugler Law has seen first hand, the burden and stress endured by families within your community. Because your rights are not fully recognized everywhere, at least yet anyway, having an effective family protection plan in place to limit the actual and ever-changing threats to your family’s rights is imperative.