Estate Planning
I tailor a wide variety of legal instruments to meet your specific Estate Planning needs and provide a comprehensive solution that minimizes taxation, frustration and expense at the time of your death. By drafting the following types of legal documents, most clients’ testimonial requests can be honored and executed:
- Last Wills and Testaments
- Trusts
- Revocable Trusts
- Irrevocable Trusts
- Powers of Attorneys
- Transfer Deeds
- Health Care Directives
- Beneficiary Deeds
- Contracts (several types)
- Mortgages
Estate Planning is not merely for your grandparents who are in their 70’s or 80’s. The vast majority of us could benefit from solid, proper estate planning — whether it be simple or complex. Single moms, Remarried couples with kids from a previous marriage, married couples with minor children, people who have a non-traditional loved one in their life that they want to honor or care for, adults who have no children — all of these groups need to consider estate planning, because, frankly, the probate laws do not contemplate their situations.
It is my hope that this website gives you some interesting things to consider about whether Estate Planning would benefit you or a loved one. As an attorney, my goal is to help you make an informed decision about what needs to be done — not make the decision for you. So, if you have any questions, please feel free to contact our office — we would love to help you any way that we can.
Powers of Attorney
Estate Planning is not merely for your grandparents who are in their 70’s or 80’s. The vast majority of us could benefit from solid, proper estate planning — whether it be simple or complex. Single moms, Remarried couples with kids from a previous marriage, married couples with minor children, people who have a non-traditional loved one in their life that they want to honor or care for, adults who have no children — all of these groups need to consider estate planning, because, frankly, the probate laws do not contemplate their situations.
Last Will and Testament
Estate Planning is not merely for your grandparents who are in their 70’s or 80’s. The vast majority of us could benefit from solid, proper estate planning — whether it be simple or complex. Single moms, Remarried couples with kids from a previous marriage, married couples with minor children, people who have a non-traditional loved one in their life that they want to honor or care for, adults who have no children — all of these groups need to consider estate planning, because, frankly, the probate laws do not contemplate their situations.
Revocable Trusts
Estate Planning is not merely for your grandparents who are in their 70’s or 80’s. The vast majority of us could benefit from solid, proper estate planning — whether it be simple or complex. Single moms, Remarried couples with kids from a previous marriage, married couples with minor children, people who have a non-traditional loved one in their life that they want to honor or care for, adults who have no children — all of these groups need to consider estate planning, because, frankly, the probate laws do not contemplate their situations.
Irrevocable Trusts
Estate Planning is not merely for your grandparents who are in their 70’s or 80’s. The vast majority of us could benefit from solid, proper estate planning — whether it be simple or complex. Single moms, Remarried couples with kids from a previous marriage, married couples with minor children, people who have a non-traditional loved one in their life that they want to honor or care for, adults who have no children — all of these groups need to consider estate planning, because, frankly, the probate laws do not contemplate their situations.
Special Needs Trusts & Planning
Estate Planning is not merely for your grandparents who are in their 70’s or 80’s. The vast majority of us could benefit from solid, proper estate planning — whether it be simple or complex. Single moms, Remarried couples with kids from a previous marriage, married couples with minor children, people who have a non-traditional loved one in their life that they want to honor or care for, adults who have no children — all of these groups need to consider estate planning, because, frankly, the probate laws do not contemplate their situations.
Advanced Directives
Estate Planning is not merely for your grandparents who are in their 70’s or 80’s. The vast majority of us could benefit from solid, proper estate planning — whether it be simple or complex. Single moms, Remarried couples with kids from a previous marriage, married couples with minor children, people who have a non-traditional loved one in their life that they want to honor or care for, adults who have no children — all of these groups need to consider estate planning, because, frankly, the probate laws do not contemplate their situations.
Transfer Deeds
Estate Planning is not merely for your grandparents who are in their 70’s or 80’s. The vast majority of us could benefit from solid, proper estate planning — whether it be simple or complex. Single moms, Remarried couples with kids from a previous marriage, married couples with minor children, people who have a non-traditional loved one in their life that they want to honor or care for, adults who have no children — all of these groups need to consider estate planning, because, frankly, the probate laws do not contemplate their situations.
Planning for Minor Children
Estate Planning is not merely for your grandparents who are in their 70’s or 80’s. The vast majority of us could benefit from solid, proper estate planning — whether it be simple or complex. Single moms, Remarried couples with kids from a previous marriage, married couples with minor children, people who have a non-traditional loved one in their life that they want to honor or care for, adults who have no children — all of these groups need to consider estate planning, because, frankly, the probate laws do not contemplate their situations.
Planning for Blended Families
Estate Planning is not merely for your grandparents who are in their 70’s or 80’s. The vast majority of us could benefit from solid, proper estate planning — whether it be simple or complex. Single moms, Remarried couples with kids from a previous marriage, married couples with minor children, people who have a non-traditional loved one in their life that they want to honor or care for, adults who have no children — all of these groups need to consider estate planning, because, frankly, the probate laws do not contemplate their situations.