Last Wills

A Last Will and Testament expresses your desire as to what happens to your possessions and estate once you pass.  It can also establish a trust for your children or grandchildren or anyone else you care about.  Your Last Will can also designate who will care for your minor children in the event of your passing.  While not everyone needs a Last Will, most people do.  Without a Last Will, your estate will be distributed to your heirs and final decisions will be made for you by your local probate court in accordance with the State statutes.

Living Wills

Most people know that they may need a Last Will and Testament. Most people don’t know that everyone needs a Living Will. A Living Will indicates a person’s preferences and decisions regarding medical care and other major decisions in advance of a serious illness or injury. It authorizes the people you know and trust to carry out your own decisions when you cannot.  There are several different documents that together constitute a Living Will.  We can guide you though all the critical decisions you need to make that encompass a living will.