Wills, Trusts, and Estate Documents

Living trusts, wills, powers of attorney, health care directives, and property deeds prepared from the choices you make.

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Estate Planning Documents We Prepare

How Estate Documents Get Prepared

Estate documents record decisions only you can make: who receives what, who manages, and who speaks for you. We write your choices into the document and explain the general purpose of each document. We do not recommend trust structures, distribution plans, or tax strategies, and you review everything before you sign.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

No, we do not recommend trust structures, estate distribution strategies, tax strategies, or legal provisions. You decide which documents to prepare. The court's self-help site explains the general differences, and an attorney can advise on your situation.

No, and we never promise that. A living trust lets assets go to the beneficiaries without probate court, but only for assets you have put into the trust. We prepare the documents you direct us to prepare.

Each document has its own signing rules. A will needs two witnesses present at the same time. A power of attorney needs a notary or two qualifying witnesses.

Yes, we prepare joint living trusts at the direction of both spouses or partners.

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