Estate planning doesn’t have to be spooky… Together, we’ll craft an endless plan, as seamless as magic, to guard over your clan. Cast a charm of protection, enchantment’s embrace, Guarding your treasures, with mystical grace. Summon us bravely, we’ll lead the way, as your mystical plan guides while you save the day.
I can hardly believe it. Ten years ago today, we opened The Hardin Law Firm, PLC. We started out doing a bit of everything but soon discovered that if we wanted to be REALLY GOOD – we had to narrow our focus. Now, we do what we love: Practical Estate Planning and Social Security Disability.
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In the past, minimizing the estate tax was a prime concern for farmers and ranchers when considering their estate plans. Now that tax laws have changed, focus has been redirected towards planning a transition between the generations. Many farmers and ranchers want to see their lifelong work passed onto their children and grandchildren, yet, don’t