Each client has different circumstances. The cost of your service will depend on your specific situation and needs.

We offer complimentary 1/2 hour consultations for all matters. In your appointment, your circumstances and needs will be thoroughly reviewed, and then the cost of your services will be determined.

One size does not fit all. While there are advantages to having a trust, it doesn’t mean that a trust is for everyone. In our consultation, we will discuss your options and whether a trust is the most suitable choice for you.

Your agent(s) act on your behalf through your Powers of Attorney during your life. Once you die, your power of attorney will no longer have any authority - think during life. Your executor will carry out the terms of your will - think upon death.

It is important to update, or at a minimum review, your estate plan when you have major life changes to make sure that your estate plan will be most beneficial for your circumstances. Some “major life changes” include having children, getting a divorce or married, relocating to another state, or acquiring new real estate. You may also want to consider having your estate plan reviewed periodically to be sure that it is still in accordance with your goals.

Whether you need a lawyer or not depends on your particular circumstances. Is it better to err on the side of caution? YES! Many lawyers will not charge a fee for a case review or an initial conversation. If you have a feeling that you may need an attorney, please call one to determine if your circumstances require one at this time.

Yes. Courts prefer alternatives to guardianship since guardians are appointed over wards when there are no lesser restrictive alternatives. Some alternatives include: powers of attorney for property and health care, and supported decision-making agreements.