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Estate Planning

A thorough Estate Plan should consist of both testamentary documents like Wills & Trusts directing the transfer of your assets and Advance Directives to protect you during your lifetime.

Testamentary Documents

Revocable Living Trusts

Legal Agreements for controlling property and avoiding probate

Last Wills & Testaments

A simple way to pass property, though usually requiring probate

Advance Directives

Powers of Attorney

Authorizes someone to handle financial and legal matters

Health Care Surrogates

Names a person to make medical decisions if you cannot

Living Wills

States your wishes for end-of-life medical treatment

Pre-need Guardians

Sets out who you prefer to serve as your guardian

Special

Lady Bird Deeds

Transfers your home automatically at death while avoiding probate

Pet Trusts

Provides for the care of your pets after incapacity or death

Business Formations

Helps create a business entity to meet planning goals

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