Wills & Trusts
Create a clear plan to protect the people and property that matter most.

Freidman, Berenstein & Anderson
Estate planning attorney in Chicago, Illinois
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Support tailored to the questions you want to discuss.
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Planning that keeps the people you value in view.


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Create a clear plan to protect the people and property that matter most.
Guidance through the probate process with care, clarity, and next steps in view.
Help business owners prepare for a thoughtful transition.
Explore strategies that may help preserve wealth for future generations.
Sample practice areas include charitable trusts, deeds, probate administration, powers of attorney, revocable living trusts, special-needs trusts, tax planning, and wills.

Life changes, beneficiary designations, and state-law differences can all make a review worthwhile.

A will and a trust can serve different roles in a coordinated estate plan.

A little preparation can make a first conversation more focused and productive.
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“Christopher made our trust options clear and helped us choose a plan that felt right for our family.”
“We left every conversation with practical answers and more confidence about protecting the people we love.”
“His thoughtful trust advice made a complex process feel organized, personal, and manageable.”
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