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Your Will ensures that your wishes are fulfilled. The first part of any plans for you and your family is a Will.

Probate is the process by which a deceased person’s property (the “estate”) is passed to his or her heirs or the persons listed in the will.

Proper planning and formation are important steps for any business.

A comprehensive estate plan should include a power of attorney for health care and for finances. A power of attorney gives someone else the authority to act on your behalf.

A prenuptial agreement, sometimes called a “prenup”, is a contract entered into prior to marriage that sets forth rights in the event of divorce or death.

Guardianship is the court appointment of one person (the “guardian”) to make health care and financial decisions of another person (the “ward”).

Real estate is often a person’s most treasured and valuable asset.

Special Needs Trusts can provide a better quality of life while maintaining a beneficiary’s government benefits.

Like life itself, your estate plan is a work in progress. As circumstances change, it is always a good idea to make certain your estate plan still reaches the goals you originally established.