Estate Planning Matters...

It matters to you, it matters to us.

Estate Planning Matters...

It matters to you, it matters to us.

Our Philosophy

Estate Planning is necessary for everyone, regardless of the size of one’s estate. A proper Estate Plan is one which enables you to maintain complete control over your property during your lifetime, provides for the management and protection of your property in the event of a disability, and leaves what you own to who you want, the way you want, in the most efficient and economical way.

40+ Years of Estate Planning with Clients

Our firm has been helping clients for more than forty years. We apply all of our knowledge and skill to each client, in order to create a personalized Estate Plan to achieve the client’s objectives. The first step to creating a proper Estate Plan is to find the right lawyer – someone you are comfortable with and who earns your trust.

If you are considering your own estate plan, you can use this website to arrange a Complimentary Consultation.  We welcome you to our website and encourage you to review the information here.  We hope to have the opportunity to serve you and your family.

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Schedule A Complementary Consultation

Our Initial Estate Planning Consultation is designed to give you the opportunity to find out about our firm, our approach to estate planning, and to help you decide if our services fit your needs and objectives. It is also designed to give you all of the information you need in order to determine what planning is right for you and your family.

New & Noteworthy

It is likely that retirement accounts (your IRA or 401k) make up a substantial portion of your estate.  Thus, if you have established a Revocable Living Trust as the centerpiece of your estate plan, it is critically important that you make an informed decision regarding how you designate the beneficiary of these retirement accounts.
For most married couples, the thing that motivates them to create an estate plan is their desire to provide for “What happens when we’re both gone?” However, when counseling our married clients, we must begin by asking, “What do you want to happen if one of you dies?” 

What Our Clients Say