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Most adults, regardless of age, marital status, or wealth need some form of estate planning. An estate plan often includes a Last Will and Testament, a Durable Power of Attorney, a Designation of Health Care Surrogate, a Living Will, and in some cases a Revocable (or Living) Trust. The scope of estate planning services for each individual will vary depending on your objectives, and may be limited or comprehensive in nature. Contact us to discuss your goals and learn about our all-inclusive flat rate estate planning services. We are proud to offer a reduced rate on estate planning services for active duty military, reservists, veterans, and their families.

Why consider an estate plan? It is difficult to think about and discuss, but after death, who will get your assets? If you have minor children, who will raise them? Do you want your children to get all of your assets when they turn 18, or do you want to set aside money for college, or for when they are able to make wiser decisions with their inheritance? Do you want to designate assets exclusively for your grandchildren? If you are incapacitated by an accident, what medical treatment do you want, or not want? An estate plan is critical to ensure that you can make these important decisions before the courts decide for you.