Your Family
Neal & Wright LLC provides legal services to families who wish to grow through adoption. With a focus on domestic adoption, member Sherry Neal represents primarily adoptive parents. Whether the adoption is completely local or crosses state lines, through a private or state agency or via private placement, Sherry assists clients during all stages of the adoption process. In addition, Sherry represents all types of adoptive parents: stepparents; grandparents and other relatives planning to adopt children already in their care; foster parents; married couples; same-sex couples; and singles.
If you have questions about our adoption services, please download and complete the adoption screening questionnaire on the “Contact Us” page or email Sherry at sherry@nealandwright.com.
Estate Planning and Special Needs Trusts
Every family needs an estate plan – even those with limited financial resources, and especially those who may leave behind family members with special needs. We help our clients establish estate plans tailored to protect the needs of their loved ones. Whether a client simply needs to update an existing will or is starting from scratch, we assist with the preparation of the will, including any trusts. We also help our clients create advance directives for healthcare – documents that express their wishes for their care or appoint another person to make healthcare decisions if they become unable to make those decisions themselves – and powers of attorney for financial matters. If a client or a client’s loved one has a disability, we prepare a special needs trust, which can protect eligibility for Medicaid and/or Supplemental Security Income (SSI).
If you have questions about our estate planning services generally, please download and complete the estate planning questionnaire on the “Contact Us” page or email Dan at dan@nealandwright.com.
If you have questions specifically about special needs trusts, please download and complete the special needs trust questionnaire on the “Contact Us” page or email Sherry at sherry@nealandwright.com.
Are you a firefighter, police officer, or first responder/EMT? If so, ask about our first responder discount on estate planning packages!
Probate
When a loved one passes on, the person who is named the executor in the Will or, if there is no Will, the person who has the best knowledge of the loved one’s wishes and business, must go to the Probate Court to take care of the estate. For most people, it can be a daunting situation. We can help clients navigate the probate process and streamline the legal process during these difficult times.
If you have questions about our probate services, please visit our “Contact Us” page or email Dan at dan@nealandwright.com.
The information contained in this website is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.