By: David M Frees III - Pennsylvania Probate Trust and Estate Attorney
Are you married with children from a prior marriage?
Do you and your wife or husband want to avoid dmaging and expensive family disputes?
Do you want to balance your spouses' needs with the desire to protect your children from a prior marriage?
The debacle following Tiger Wood's admission of matial transgressions and the subsequent renegotiation of Tiger Wood's prenuptial agreement with the current Mrs. Tiger Woods actually has a lesson for you if you are from Pennsylvania and you are remarried with children from a prior marriage, or are cosnidering a second marriage. Why?
David M. Frees III is a probate, trust, estate and asset protection lawyer in Pennsylvania.
If you need a consultation about using agreements and/or trusts in your estate planning becasue you have children from a prior marriage or you are brining wealth to a second marriage call his office at 610-933-8069. Mention this article to receive additional materials on estate planning for mutiple marriages or click here to order Enhanced Estate Planning.
Frees has convenient offices of the Trust, Estate, and Wealth Preservation Section of Unruh, Turner, Burke and Frees located in Chester County (Malvern, Phoenixville, and West Chester) which serve Montgomery County, Chester County, and Berks, Bucks, and deleware counties.
David M. Frees III is Chairman of the Trust, Estates, and Wealth Preservation section of Unruh, Turner Burke and Frees with offices serving all of South Eastern Pennsylvania including Chester County, Montgomery County, Berks and Bucks counties, Philadelphia and Lancaster counties including Malvern, Phoenixville, West Chester, Devon, Berwyn, Chester Springs, Doylestown, Kennet, and many more communities.
You can schedule a consultation in person, or by phone with David Frees through his assistants/paralegals Donna, Denise, and Tara at 610-933-8069.
David can also be reached by email at dfrees@utbf.com
Please note, however, that David meets with many clients each week and in order to give them his full attention, he is not always availble to reply immediatly to cell phone or email requests. However, immediate assistance can always be reached through 610-933-8069.
David Frees is a prolific author on legal topics and in addition to the articles and blogs featured on this site, please feel free to view his postings at http://www.utbf.com/trust-estate