Wills

Wills provide a basic level of security for your assets. Most importantly, a Will appoints a guardian for any minor children you leave behind. A basic will will be a part in any new estate plan.

Trusts

A Trust is an entity that you create during your lifetime for the purpose of distributing your assets without court involvement. Upon creation of the Trust, you appoint a Trustee to manage the assets in accordance with the Trust provisions. A Trust is essential if you wish to avoid Probate, control the distribution of assets over the course of your child's life, or provide care for a person with special needs.

Health Care and Financial Power Of
​Attorney

Advancements in medical technology have given today's patients greater control over the care that they wish to receive should they become unable to make decision for themselves. A Patient Advocate Directive should be a clear statement of the Patient's wishes regarding end of life decisions. I tell my Clients that the Health Care Power of Attorney is the most important part of the Estate Plan given the emotional complexity at the end stages of life. My Client's are also encouraged to execute a Power of Attorney for financial matters.