Estate Planning

 Estate planning is planning for your estate while you are alive and  well, if you become incapacitated, and after your death. It involves the  management of your assets while you are still alive and the  distribution of those assets after you die. This planning allows for the  orderly administration and disbursement of your estate, and includes  taking actions that will minimize taxes and distribute assets to the  appropriate heirs.
 

Your estate consist of all your property, which includes your house and  other real estate; tangible personal property; and intangible property,  like insurance, bank accounts, stocks and bonds, pensions, etc. The elements of an estate plan include a will; assignment of power of  attorney; a living will or health-care proxy; and for some people, a trust.     

Speak With an Experienced Estate Planning Attorney

Even common legal matters can become complex and stressful. A qualified  estate planning lawyer can address your particular legal needs, explain  the law, and represent you in court.