WILLS AND ESTATES

It is important to have a will prepared before hand because it establishes crucial decisions that will impact the lives of your family members.

Having a Will allows you to decide, instead of the government, who will gets your assets, who will have custody of your children, and who will look after your children’s money until they are old enough to inherit it. You have full flexibility on deciding how your estate is distributed after your passing. 

A Power of Attorney for property allows your appointed attorney to make decisions about your financial matters if during your lifetime you are no longer able to make those decisions for yourself. A Power of Attorney for personal care allows your appointed attorney to make essential decisions about your health and housing when you are no longer able to make those necessary decisions for yourself.