Wills, Trusts, & Estates

Do you need a Will or a Trust?

If you have assets you want to protect and ensure they are passed down to people or organizations important to you, then having the proper will and trust is imperative.  When no will or trust is set up, the laws of your state govern where your assets go.

By setting up a will and trust, you can leave your estate in the hands of an appointed and trusted representative with specific orders on how to distribute and control your property.  You can decide on who the beneficiaries of your estate will be so that your valued possessions go to the party of your choosing in the manner that you provide. If you have a minor child, your will could be structured to provide for their care at specific times or events in their lives and designate guardian to provide for their care and support. If you own a business, putting it in a trust can help to avoid the risk that it will have to be sold to pay taxes or other liabilities. 

Hiring a qualified and professional wills and trusts estate attorney to work with you will go far towards achieving the peace of mind that you have worked hard all your life for. It's your money, shouldn't your will control?  

We can assist you with sound planning and advice in the following areas: