A strong estate plan will serve your interests when life is business as usual, when challenges arise, and when you pass on your legacy to your loved ones.

A Will enables you to specify how the probate court should allow your money and property to be distributed upon your death.

A Revocable Living Trust allows you to control your property and money while you’re alive. If set up properly, it can also allow for privacy, smart tax strategies, probate mitigation, and safeguarded asset distribution after you’ve passed on.

Whether you are part of a traditional family, a non-traditional family, a blended family, or if you're a single parent, we proudly serve all types of families.

Legally designate someone you trust to handle financial matters in cases of emergency or incapacity. We'll help you determine whether your agent should have broad or limited authority to act on your behalf.

Give instructions about your health care preferences and designate someone to make health care decisions for you in the event you are unable to communicate for yourself.

We provide legal counsel about critical factors that parents need to evaluate so they can make the best choices for their children.

We provide assistance to personal representatives and beneficiaries navigating probate after the loss of a loved one.

A revocable living trust must be properly funded to work as intended. This involves formally moving accounts and titled assets which are meant to be part of the trust into that trust.