Estate Planning

Wills

Having a Will in place will make dealing with the death of a loved one significantly easier. When you create a Will, it simplifies the process of how the assets will be distributed by providing instructions on how to do so.

Living Trusts

If you want to keep your affairs private after death and potentially simplify the transfer of assets to your beneficiaries, a Living Trust may be a good option. Although it must be properly managed and funded during your lifetime in order to work as intended, it allows certain assets to pass outside of the probate process.

Powers Of Attorney

With our Power of Attorney services, you can appoint someone to manage your affairs and act on your behalf in the unfortunate event that you can no longer do so, or until you are able to once again. This includes property, assets, financial, and medical decisions.

Trust Preparation

Including minor and adult beneficiaries. When creating a Trust, the main things you will need to do are:

• Compile a list of all the assets in your estate
• Appoint beneficiaries and your successor trustee
• Designate guardianship for minors, if you have children