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    Estate Planning

    Personalized estate plans to protect your legacy and provide for your loved ones.

    Overview

    Estate planning is more than just drafting a will—it's about creating a comprehensive plan to protect your assets, provide for your loved ones, and establish your legacy. Our estate planning attorneys take a personalized approach, getting to know your family, your assets, and your goals to create customized solutions that address your specific needs.

    We help clients develop estate plans that include wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives, all designed to ensure your wishes are honored and your family is provided for in the event of incapacity or death. Our attorneys can also assist with tax planning strategies to minimize estate and gift taxes, protecting more of your hard-earned assets for your beneficiaries.

    For clients with complex estates, business interests, or special family situations, we develop sophisticated planning techniques to address unique challenges. This might include business succession planning, special needs trusts, asset protection strategies, or charitable giving plans that align with your values and goals.

    Our Services Include

    • Wills and trusts
    • Powers of attorney
    • Healthcare directives
    • Asset protection strategies
    • Probate administration
    • Estate tax planning
    • Special needs planning
    • Legacy planning

    Discuss Your Estate Planning Needs

    Complete the form below to schedule a consultation with our experienced attorneys.

    Consultation Fees

    Our 15-minute telephone consultation costs $150. The 60-minute consultation costs $350. The $150 telephone consultation fee is credited toward your retainer if you hire the firm. Qualifying personal-injury matters are eligible for a free initial consultation; this does not extend to other insurance or consumer disputes.

    Submitting an intake form is free. A consultation does not guarantee that we will accept your case. Representation and fee arrangements require a separate written agreement.