Estate Planning Attorney

At Legacy Law Centers, we help families create clear, customized estate plans that protect their loved ones and their legacy.

Whether you need a will, trust, power of attorney, or other planning tools, we’ll guide you every step of the way with care, clarity, and confidence.

You’ve worked hard to build a future for your family—now let’s make sure it’s protected. Our experienced team will help you avoid uncertainty, reduce stress, and ensure your wishes are honored as life changes.

Start planning today—schedule your free consultation and gain peace of mind for tomorrow.

Hi I’m Sam, the founder of Legacy Law Centers. We are a caring and compassionate law firm located in Leesburg, VA.

My firm prides itself on our goal-oriented process. We work to understand your unique needs before ever making a recommendation.

On a personal level, I understand the anxiety, worry, and stress that comes with a life-changing incident. Back in 2018, I had an emergency triple bypass. I wasn’t sure if I would ever see my wife and three kids again. It was terrifying and hard on the entire family.

Because of my experience, my practice is dedicated to making estate planning accessible to all. And to me, that means using plain English and easy-to-understand visual aids.

Who Should Manage My Trust?

The person managing your trust, known as a trustee, can be anyone. Whether you choose a family member, close friend, or professional fiduciary such as an attorney or a bank, your trustee needs to be someone you not only trust but can handle all of the associated responsibilities. Key qualities to look for when choosing a trustee include:

Trustworthiness

Financial savviness

Familiarity with your desires and hopes

Be mindful of the tradeoffs that can come and choose accordingly. For instance, a professional trustee may be impartial and handle money well but not know you thoroughly enough on a personal level to understand your wishes and carry them out accordingly.

Can I Set Up A Trust Without My Spouse?

Who Are Considered Heirs At Law In Virginia?

Can A Power Of Attorney Look At Medical Records?

A power of attorney for healthcare, also known as a healthcare proxy, can indeed access and look at your medical records. Given that they have the authority to make informed decisions regarding your healthcare and treatment, being able to do these sorts of tasks comes with the territory. True as this is, however, the overall scope of their specific power depends on the terms in your power of attorney documentation, as well as other relevant privacy laws, such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).

What Are The Chances Of Successfully Contesting A Trust In Virginia?

Successfully contesting a trust in Virginia can be quite challenging, but it is nonetheless possible. Legitimate grounds for contesting a trust include:

Fraud

Undue influence

Lack of capacity when the trust was created

Proving these can come with it a high burden, but if successful, the court may invalidate part or all of the trust in question. You’ll need strong evidence to accomplish this. With a skilled estate planning attorney working for you, compiling it won’t be nearly as difficult to do as it would be working on your own.

What Is Estate Planning?

Estate Planning is simply arranging for your and your family’s safekeeping throughout your life and after death. It includes creating various documents that explain your wishes concerning medical care, care of your children, and your assets. Estate planning can also involve making arrangements for long-term care, such as choosing a healthcare power of attorney to make medical decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so. It can also involve making financial and tax-related decisions to minimize the impact of taxes and other expenses on your estate.

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