For the past several years, Peter H. Robinson has practiced special needs and estate planning. Peter enjoys helping his clients find legal solutions for the common issues that face all families in our modern day and age. 

He is a graduate of a Seton Hall University School of Law in Newark, New Jersey. Prior to attending law school, Peter graduated with a Bachelor's in Philosophy from Utah Valley University.

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Practice areas

• Trust Certificate—The legal name of the trust is shown in this legal document and confirms that your assets have been placed into your legitimate trust.
• Trust Agreement—This agreement is between you as the Trustor and your Trustee as to how the trust and your assets are to be managed and distributed to your trust beneficiaries.
• Power of Attorney—You decide how much power to sign and execute agreements that you give to your Trustee.
• Last Will and Testament—The Last Will and Testament lays out how you want your assets to be distributed and the handling of the residue of the trust. It also includes arrangements for the finances and care of young children not of majority age.
• Health Care Directive—This document states who has the authority to make medical decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so. It instructs medical staff in this regard. Things like a DNR, Do Not Resuscitate order are in this document.
• Final Disposition—This document instructs how your remains are to be handled, burial, cremation, etc.
• Transfer documents and other forms—When there are bank account beneficiaries, real estate, and insurance policies in your estate, these documents contain any necessary quit claim deeds, policy forms, and forms to record documents at state level.

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