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Wills and directives.
These are the documents that speak when you can't — a will that says where things go, powers of attorney that name who acts for you, and directives that record the medical care you do and don't want.
Every complete plan includes them. A pour-over will catches anything left outside your trust; a simple will stands alone when a trust isn't warranted. Durable financial powers of attorney let someone you trust manage practical affairs — banking, bills, property — if you can't.
On the medical side, a healthcare power of attorney names a decision-maker, an advance directive (living will) records your wishes, and a HIPAA authorization makes sure the people you choose can actually talk to your doctors. We draft each in plain language and walk you through what it does before you sign.
Where to start
Every engagement starts with a conversation about what you actually need. Bring your questions — we’ll tell you plainly what the work would involve.