Estate planning built around a relationship
A good Estate Plan is more than a set of documents. It begins with understanding your family and your goals, continues through putting the plan into place, and matters most when someone eventually needs to rely on it.
Get to know the subject—and us—before you decide
Choosing an attorney to help protect your family is an important decision. Before you ever become a client, we want you to have the opportunity to learn about Estate Planning, ask questions, meet our team, and understand how we work.
If we are the right fit, we will move forward together. If not, we will part as friends.
A relationship from the first question to the final responsibility
Our process is designed to give families information first, personal guidance when they are ready, focused legal planning, and support long after the documents are signed.
Start with a clear understanding
We provide free, in-person seminars because a good education is the first step toward making informed decisions for your family.
Attend a Free SeminarMake the conversation personal
We provide free consultations because answering your specific questions helps you understand how the planning concepts apply to your family, your assets, and your goals.
Schedule a ConsultationBuild the plan around your family
We focus exclusively on Estate Planning because families benefit from attorneys who spend their time working through the planning decisions, documents, and asset coordination that make a plan work.
Explore Estate PlanningHave a team after the plan is signed
We provide ongoing support because life changes bring new questions. That support is for our clients today and for the people responsible for carrying out their wishes later.
Keep Your Plan CurrentA plan has to be put into place, kept current, and eventually carried out
Once the documents are complete, there is still work to do. Assets need to be coordinated with the plan. Changes in family, property, health, or priorities may need to be reviewed. And when someone eventually becomes responsible for carrying out the plan, they should not have to start from scratch.
Our goal is to be the team that knows the plan before it needs to work.
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Know who to call before a question becomes a crisis
Know your team
Your family should know where the plan came from and where to turn when questions arise.
Keep the plan current
Changes in life do not always require a new plan, but they are worth reviewing so the plan continues to reflect your wishes.
Support the people carrying it out
When a trustee, Personal Representative, or other decision-maker steps into responsibility, they have a team familiar with the planning and the work ahead.
The relationship is part of the plan
Estate Planning is about building a plan with confidence, putting it into place with assurance, keeping it current as life changes, and knowing there will be a familiar place for your family to turn when the plan needs to work.