Step 1
Last Will & Testament
A Last Will and Testament allows you to specify how you would like your property and assets divided after your death.
Step 2
Living Will
Allows you to specify your health care treatment preferences should you no longer be able to make medical decisions.
Step 3
Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney is a document which gives another party the legal authority to act on your behalf in order to manage your legal and financial affairs.
A Revocable Living Trust is a useful estate planning tool that allows the contributor to stay in control of their property as the trustee while they are alive and arrange how some or all of their assets will be managed after their passing. A living trust also avoids most probate fees.
A Gift Deed is a document that allows you to give away certain items that have sentimental or monetary value to other individuals without compensation.
A Revocation of Power of Attorney is used to revoke or cancel an existing Power of Attorney.
A Living Will or Health Care Directive allows you to specify your health care treatment preferences should you no longer be able to make medical decisions for yourself, or to appoint someone to make these decisions for you.