As your estate planning attorneys, we become key members of your team, working together with your insurance agent, CPA, and financial advisor to ensure you remain prepared for all of life’s twists and turns – today and into the future.

It’s important for family members to understand why decisions – perhaps involving unequal inheritances – are being made. In elder law and estate planning, conflicts often arise when one family member becomes primary caregiver or when there is disagreement on treatment options.  Your estate planning attorney helps family members navigate these and other conflicts. Changes in family relationships, financial circumstances, and health can affect your estate plan. As your counselors, we help adapt and document your plan to ensure it reflects your current wishes.

Estate planning is not limited to creating documents such as wills and trusts. Business and farm succession planning, guardianships, probate, Medicaid benefits, even post-death legal issues are all areas in which the law changes over time.  As your estate planning attorney, I serve as your guide, making sure all changes are properly documented, signed, and stored.

In cases where no will exists, or when a will is contested, we know how to properly transfer inheritances, helping families navigate the complex process of probate court proceedings, assuring the smooth and efficient transfer of assets, including homes, vehicles, real estate, vacation homes, business interests, bank and investment accounts, life insurance, and collectibles.