Nobody wants to think about their own death or becoming unable to handle their own affairs, but planning your estate is necessary to protect yourself and your loved ones.  Proper estate planning puts you in charge of your finances and health care decisions as you age.  In addition, it can facilitate your loved ones’ efforts to assist you with your finances and health care decisions if you become incapacitated.  Ultimately, a solid estate plan can ensure the prompt and thorough administration of your estate when you pass away.  

While online services can suggest a draft will, power of attorney or trust, such services do not compare with sitting down face-to-face with a friendly, qualified estate planning attorney who can craft personalized documents for your unique circumstance.  The “Client Intake” I conduct is designed to learn about you, your family, your financial situation and your goals.  I am prepared to answer any questions you have and explain the various options available to you.   Once your estate plan is in place, you will have peace of mind knowing that you will be cared for and your wishes will be carried out following your death.