The essential elements of an Estate Plan often include:
• Revocable Living Trusts
• Last Wills & Testaments
• Financial Powers of Attorney
• Health Care Powers of Attorney
• Living Wills / Advanced Directives
Our office also handles other matters related to estate planning, such as:
• Elder Law
• Probate matters
• Trust administration
• Special needs planning
• Estate tax issues
• Business succes
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