Baldwin County, Alabama Wills, Trusts, Probate Lawyers

Wills, Trusts, Probate Attorneys

Allen Crow

I re-entered the practice of law in 2006 after twenty-five years as District Court Judge in Calhoun County, Alabama. I served twenty of those years in ... more

Joshua Gene Kesling

Joshua G. Kesling is a practicing attorney in Orange Beach, Alabama. He is the Founder of Kesling Law, LLC, and the  ... more

Meredith Dawn Rucker

James M. Burns

  James M. Burns, Attorney at Law, is based in Pensacola, Florida. Attorney Burns is a solo practitioner providing smart, seasoned, personalized legal representation in ... more

Nathan R. Cordle

Nathan believes in client-centered service, and understanding and meeting the unique needs of each individual client. Nathan’s primary focus is commercial and residential ... more

Michael Scott Yeager

  Mr. Yeager is licensed to practice law in the State of Alabama. Mr. Yeager has over eight years of experience with in-house legal departments ... more

Brenton Cooper McWilliams

Brenton C. McWilliams is an attorney at The Law Office of Brenton C. McWilliams in Orange Beach, Alabama. Mr. McWilliams serves clients throughout Alabama practicing ... more

Jared Nathan Lyles

    Unfortunately, it is rare in this day and age to find many lawyers that still understand that the legal profession is a ... more

John Wylie Cowling

Amanda Douglas Summerlin

As a graduate of Mississippi College School of Law, Amanda Summerlin has been actively involved in litigation since 2002. She graduated from Mississippi State University (magna ... more

Wills, Trusts, Probate

Wills, trusts, and probate attorneys help people create and revise wills, living trusts, revocable trusts, irrevocable trusts, special needs trusts, spendthrift trusts, and provisions for minor children. You will also find law experts who handle durable powers of attorney, living wills, and health care powers of attorney. Wills, trusts and probate attorneys can file with the probate court to admit a will or codicil to probate. They can file on behalf of an executor, personal representative, or beneficiary. They can work will contests to object to probate. Wills, trusts and probate attorneys also help people deal with estates of those who have died intestate (without a will). They can assist in applying to the probate judge to appoint an administrator or other personal representative. They assist in the distribution of an estate to beneficiaries or their guardians.