Successions, Wills & Estates

A Last Will and Testament is something that everyone should have. It tells your heirs and loved ones (as well as the Courts) what you believe will be a proper distribution of your assets upon your death. 

A Power of Attorney is a document that allows one person to handle the affairs of another. Powers of Attorney are only valid so long as the person granting the Power of Attorney is alive, so they are no substitute for a Last Will & Testament.  

A Living Will is a type of advance health care directive that tells doctors, hospitals, family, and friends your wishes with regard to treatment to be given to you in certain cases of incapacitating accident or illness, such as coma.