Wills & Trusts

One way to avoid probate is through the use of a Revocable Living Trust. This allows a person's assets to be distributed on their death without being subject to probate. Also, it is important that you have a financial durable power of attorney in the event you become incapacitated. It's also important to have a durable power of attorney for health care to properly convey your wishes in the event of serious illness or incapacity, and to ensure that your wishes with regards to life support decisions are carried out.

We strive to make the process of planning your estate as simple as possible. We will not recommend complicated or expensive estate planning procedures when they are not necessary. We will meet with you, assess your needs, and inform you in a clear and honest manner as to various estate planning options and their costs. There is no charge for discussing this with us.

Additionally, if you are involved with an estate that requires probate, we will help guide you through the process and attempt to make this difficult time as easy for you as possible.