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Services
Will Based Planning
A will is considered an “at death document” because it only goes into effect when you die. It can be used to name guardians for minor children and name an executor to wrap up your affairs after you die. Personal information in a will is read at a court proceeding called probate and is made available to the public.
Asset Protection
Protect your assets and minimize taxes. We can design a personalized asset-ownership structure based on your unique circumstances to protect you and your business against future creditors or other potential risks.
Living Trusts
A living trust is for anyone who wants to remain in control of their assets during their lifetime and provide instructions for what they want to happen to their belongings. A trust is effective during your lifetime, during any period of disability, and after death. It also maintains privacy and avoids probate.
Incapacity Planning
Incapacity planning helps you and your loved ones prepare for the unexpected event of becoming disabled during your lifetime. A Durable Power of Attorney and an Advanced Health Care Directive are important tools to name trusted people to handle your affairs if you ever become unable to do so.
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