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Estate planning allows an individual or a family to arrange the transfer of assets before death.  An estate plan can protect the maximum amount of wealth possible for a person's beneficiaries.  It can also provide flexibility for an individual prior to death.  With our expertise in federal and state tax law, we can guide the drafting of such a plan.

Some common ways to dispose of wealth are through wills and trusts.  Wills define the wishes of a person, while trusts give the benefit of avoiding probate, which can often be a lengthy and costly legal process.

• Wills
• Trusts
  • Living trusts
  • Life insurance trusts
  • Spendthrift trusts
• Powers of Attorney - financial and health care
• Living Wills
• Premarital Agreements
• Probate
• Succession Planning