Estate Planning

Our firm has over 40 years combined experience helping individuals and families determine their needs and creating individually unique estate plans for each and every client.

Estate planning is often boiled down to wills and trusts. Wills allow you to determine who gets how much of your property when you pass. Trusts also allow you to determine who gets how much of your property when you pass, but have numerous other advantages. Trusts can provide protections for your estate and your beneficiaries as well as avoiding the time and expense of court proceedings upon your death.

Estate planning is so much more than just wills and trusts, however. While wills and trusts are a big part of estate planning, wills and trusts only address your assets. A full estate plan includes documents to protect your personage through powers of attorney and healthcare directives.

Our firm has over 40 years combined experience helping individuals and families determine their needs and wants and creating individually unique estate plans for each and every client.