Hayes & Wilson PLLC, Attorneys at Law
Estate Planning
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• Cohabitation & Nuptial Agreements • Wills • Powers of Attorney • Advance Directive • Trusts in Estate Planning •
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Many individuals make the mistaken assumption that they don’t have an estate and, therefore, are not in need of an estate plan. In most cases, this is simply untrue.
The scope of Estate Planning reaches far beyond the assignment of recipients for a person’s belongings upon his or her passing. The need for proper protections and provisions can also arise over the course of a lifetime.
Our experienced Estate Planning Attorneys look carefully at a client’s goals, assets, and personal wishes to create a plan that meets his or her needs. This can include a/an:
- Cohabitation Agreement
- Prenuptual Agreement
- Postnuptual Agreement
- Will
- Statutory Durable Power of Attorney
- Medical Power of Attorney
- Advanced Directive
(aka: Directive to Physicians or Living Will) - Trust
To learn more about what plan would best suit your needs and situation, contact us to set up a consultation.
