Attorney Bruce Harper Celebrates 45th Anniversary and Launches Updated Website
In honor of a successful forty-five years offering estate planning services, attorney
The new Harper Law Firm website also includes information about what estate planning is, the purpose of a will, what probate is, what a trust does, powers of attorney, living wills, guardianship and conservatorship, and why one should start estate planning now. "The reasons for starting estate planning now are numerous, and include retiring at a specific age, providing security for both spouses after retirement, providing security for the surviving spouse, relieving the surviving spouse of estate management responsibilities, and more," added Harper, a past President of the
After forty-five years of estate planning experience, Harper is adept at simplifying the estate planning discussion. In fact, his motto is "Keep it simple." "Keeping it simple includes a basic introduction to self-created or grantor trusts and a discussion of why such trusts have now become the preferred dispositive estate planning tool," concluded Harper.
About
Since 1972 Bruce Harper has provided quality legal representation for individuals, families, small businesses, large businesses and family farm and ranch operations. Bruce now restricts his law practice to estate planning, which includes trusts of all varieties, wills, living wills, powers of attorney, guardianships, conservatorships and probate matters. For more information, call (406) 255-7474, or visit http://www.bharperlaw.com. The law office is located at
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