05/13/2026
"We know this is important but we will get to this later", "We have time", or "We are young and don't need one now" ... We hear these sentiments often. The underlying belief is that the estate plan can wait until next year, until the kids are older, until things settle down. Sadly, the unexpected sometimes happens when you least expect it, turning what felt optional into something paramount. At that point, it is often too late to take action, or very little can be done. If planning is still an option, the reality becomes last-minute, rushed, and stressful planning. Rushed decisions on something this important rarely go well and can be dangerous.
Estate planning done right takes time and clear thinking. It means working through questions about your family, your assets, and your wishes without a deadline forcing your hand. That's the version of this process that actually protects the people you care about. We are here to prevent families from ever experiencing these feelings and events. Estate planning is a gift that provides you and your loved ones with a sense of direction during trying times.
We work with families before the inevitable stages of incapacity or death occur so that when it does - whether it's expected or unexpected - a plan is already in place. Estate planning is a gift that provides you and your loved ones with a sense of direction in trying times.