Having an ineffective estate plan could cost you thousands of dollars in attorney fees, litigation costs, and taxes. Additionally, if you do not have

a trust, your estate could be subject to probate court and all information could become public knowledge.

 

Our firm offers affordable prices and flat fees for estate planning and asset protection plans. Every person should have the following documents for their estate plans:

• Living revocable trust
• Pour-over will
• Durable power of attorney
• Power of attorney for health/living will
• HIPAA medical authorization
• Do not resuscitate

 

An integral part of the our practice includes advice concerning the preparation of wills and trusts. It's time to get your estate planning done and updated!

 

For many couples simple wills are sufficient to insure their property passes to loved ones. However, for those with minor children or special needs children, a trust may be more appropriate. We can advise you based on your unique needs.