Proudly Serving the Gallatin Valley Area
Since 1976
Estate
Planning
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Probate & Trust
Administration
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Business Planning & Transactions
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Nonprofit
Planning
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Proudly Serving the
Gallatin Valley Area
Since 1976
Estate
Planning
Learn More
Probate & Trust
Administration
Learn More
Business Planning & Transactions
Learn More
Nonprofit
Planning
Learn More
Welcome to the Bryan Law Firm
The Bryan Law Firm is dedicated to serving clients throughout the Gallatin Valley in the areas of Estate Planning, Probate and Trust Administration, Business Planning and Transactions, and Nonprofit Planning.
Our firm delivers customized estate and business plans to families and business owners looking to put their affairs in order. Our practice includes a broad collection of services that range from simple wills and living trusts to sophisticated tax, asset protection, and business succession strategies. Through highly personalized legal counseling, we help our clients save taxes, reduce costs, and protect their families and businesses. We regularly exceed our clients’ expectations.
The foundation of our practice is delivering outstanding service that our clients expect and deserve. We are a results-oriented firm, committed to being recognized as leaders by our clients, other legal professionals, and the community in which we live, work, and love.
We invite you to contact the lawyers at Bryan Law Firm, P.C. today to begin planning for your future.
Our Blog
Estate Planning for Dual Citizens
Any US citizen with dual citizenship must be prepared to carefully consider a variety of complex legal issues when planning for death. These issues may impact your will or trust.
Key Estate Planning Documents
With the concerns surrounding COVID-19, there are several key documents an estate plan should include to protect you and your family if you should suddenly become very ill or pass away.
SECURE Act: How It Will Affect You and the Beneficiaries of Your Retirement Accounts
The SECURE Act, which is effective January 1, 2020. The Act is the most impactful legislation affecting retirement accounts in decades. The SECURE Act has several positive changes: It increases the required beginning date (RBD) for required minimum distributions (RMDs) from your individual retirement accounts from 70 ½ to 72 years of age, and it eliminates the age restriction for contributions to qualified retirement accounts. However, perhaps the most significant change will affect the beneficiaries of your retirement accounts: The SECURE Act requires most designated beneficiaries to withdraw the entire balance of an inherited retirement account within ten years of the account owner’s death.
Bryan Law Firm, PC
11 East Main St., Suites B & D
Bozeman, MT 59715
Telephone: (406) 586-8565
Email: blf@bryanlawpc.com