Best Estate planning lawyers in JACKSON

Ronald C. Morton, LL.M., CELA, is the founding member of the Morton Law Firm, PLLC. He is currently licensed to practice law in Mississippi and Louisiana. He has been an active member of the Mississip...

Ronald C. Morton, LL.M., CELA, is the founding member of the Morton Law Firm, PLLC. He is currently licensed to practice law in Mississippi and Louisiana. He has been an active member of the Mississippi Bar for 24 years, and is former Chairman of The Mississippi Bar’s Technology Committee. Morton currently serves on that Committee’s Executive Committee, as well as on the Bar’s Ethics committee. Ronald Morton was awarded the Mississippi Bar’s Distinguished Service Award in 2005 for his work in education and law office technology for members of the bar throughout the state.

Palmer & Slay, PLLC, they are dedicated to using their combined talents and experience to provide a number of legal services to clients in the Jackson/Brandon area and throughout Mississippi. They bel...

Palmer & Slay, PLLC, they are dedicated to using their combined talents and experience to provide a number of legal services to clients in the Jackson/Brandon area and throughout Mississippi. They believe their job as attorneys is to help their clients plan for the future in ways that are thoughtful and cost-effective. It gives them great satisfaction to know that those they serve sleep more soundly knowing that they have crafted their estate plans to protect their assets and their loved ones, prepare for their possible incapacity, or guided them through the probate or administration process.

Gibson & Mullennix, PLLC, Cody William Gibson enjoy helping people in all stages of life develop estate plans ideal for their needs. Together, they will talk through options and efficiently set up a w...

Gibson & Mullennix, PLLC, Cody William Gibson enjoy helping people in all stages of life develop estate plans ideal for their needs. Together, they will talk through options and efficiently set up a will, a trust if appropriate, and powers of attorney that designate the people you want to make decisions if you pass away or become incapacitated. Their work together can begin with a free consultation. He will treat you with respect, and he will not push costly services that go beyond what you need.