Trust Attorney
Trust Attorney

TRUST ATTORNEY SERVING BUFFALO & WILLIAMSVILLE, NY

If you already have a Will or general estate plan in place, you may be wondering what a trust can do to benefit you. Clients who want to leave behind belongings and inheritances to their families and want to avoid the probate process turn to Katz & Baehre as their trust attorney. We recommend trusts to our clients that have large estates or are dealing with complex situations that have to be carefully managed. Through use of trusts, you will be able to name your own trustee that you can count on to be impartial, or you can allow our attorneys to take on this role to protect your assets and those that are meant for your beneficiaries.

What Does a Trust Attorney Do?

If you have never heard of a trust attorney or you are unsure of what we do, the trust attorneys at Katz & Baehre are here to assist you. The purpose of a trust attorney is to set up a trust on your behalf. Once that is sorted, trust attorneys can also assist whomever you appoint as your trustee with legal actions. If you have a large or complex trust, you may even consider naming your attorney as your trustee.


A trust is very complex and there are many aspects to it that can be overlooked, which can lead to consequences. That being said, you need a trust attorney that will create & read through the document cautiously to ensure everything is exactly as you want it. The trust attorneys at Katz & Baehre provide trusts to residents of Buffalo, Clarence, Williamsville, Amherst, NY & beyond. Contact our team today to get started on your trust.

EXPERIENCED ESTATE PLANNERS

The legal team of attorneys at Katz & Baehre can make this process easy for you and your family. Consider creating a trust through our firm if you want to:

• Avoid going through the probate process

• Are looking for a way to lower your estate taxes

• Do not need a will (you must have a will in addition to a trust if you need to name a guardian or want to clarify your final wishes) 

• Ensure all valuables, possessions, and other included items are presented to the proper parties, either before or after you have passed. 

Our attorneys are available to help clients in Buffalo, NY; Clarence, NY; Williamsville, NY; Amherst, NY; and throughout all of Erie County, NY. Let us help you navigate this process and get your estate plans in order.
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