Answers to Common Estate and Probate Questions in Evergreen

Suneson Law focuses on estate planning, wills, trusts, probate administration, and trust administration. The firm also reviews residential real estate contracts and title commitments to help protect estate assets for local families.

No. Estate planning is for anyone who wants to make sure their wishes are honored and their family is protected. Even modest estates benefit from clear wills, trusts, and powers of attorney. Planning ahead prevents confusion and court involvement.

All services are provided on a flat-fee basis, typically ranging from $2,000 to $6,500 depending on complexity. This means you know your costs up front, with no hourly billing or surprise charges.

Every plan is drafted and reviewed by principal attorney Greta Suneson, who brings 20+ years of legal experience and a former NY prosecutor’s attention to detail. No automated templates or generic forms are used. Each plan is designed for your unique situation.

No. The firm exclusively handles uncontested probate and trust administration matters. If a dispute arises that requires litigation, Suneson Law will refer you to a trusted litigation specialist.

Yes, guidance is available for non-contested guardianship and conservatorship cases, especially when family members need help with legal authority for loved ones. The firm does not handle contested or adversarial guardianship matters.

Real estate is often the largest asset in an estate. Careful review of contracts and title commitments helps prevent costly mistakes, ensures clear ownership, and protects families from future legal headaches, especially in areas like Evergreen where property is a significant investment.

Contact the office to schedule an appointment at the Evergreen location on Bergen Parkway. All meetings are by appointment only. Greta Suneson will personally meet with you to discuss your needs and explain the next steps.