Practice Areas​
Special Needs
Planning
Caring for a loved one with diminished capacity often involves more than just obtaining the legal authority to assist or to make decisions on their behalf.
Caring for them may also require creating legal instruments for managing their assets to protect their eligibility for public benefits. Trusts can be created by clients to preserve their loved one’s eligibility for those government benefits as well as to responsibly manage their loved one’s present and future assets.
My law office can assist clients in determining what legal instruments are most appropriate for them.
General Estate Planning
Estate planning isn’t something that is only relevant for special needs families and seniors.
An estate plan is important even if someone doesn’t have a lot of assets. It can provide guardianship for minor children, specify healthcare decisions, avoid probate, and protect future assets. Even if lacking an estate plan doesn’t affect you now, it could frustrate the legacy you want to leave to your loved ones.
If you haven’t already drafted a will or other elements of an estate plan, consider scheduling a free consultation with an estate planning attorney.
