Estate Planning Services
Living Trusts
A revocable living trust acts as a will substitute, providing instructions for the management of your assets on your death.
Healthcare Directives
An advance health care directive allows you to provide directions to your physician to withhold or withdraw life sustaining medical treatment in the event of terminal illness or permanent unconsciousness.
Wills
A client who needs an estate plan usually also needs a will. The principal types of wills are a formal, witnessed will and a holographic will.
Powers of Attorney
Powers of Attorney are an essential part of an estate plan in order to plan for a client’s incapacity. Even clients whose estate plans are centered around a revocable living trust need powers of attorney because trustees have only the power to administer trust assets.
