Wills and Estates

If you have never done a Will, or if you have old Wills that need updating, we can help. There is a lot of decision-making that goes into the preparation of your Wills. You don’t have to make those decisions ahead of time. We are here to guide you through the process.

Many estate plans involve the use of trusts. Many people feel that their estate is “too simple” to require a trust. Including trusts doesn’t necessarily add complication to your estate plan. When you have minor children, a beneficiary with a disability, or if you are in a second marriage, trusts may play in an important role in your planning. We can chat about this.

Powers of Attorney are essential documents. In some cases, they are even more important than a Will. Powers of Attorney give others the power to make decisions for you while you are still alive. We can talk about how to choose who that would be and help you understand the scope of their responsibility.