Plan Now For The Future

Estate planning involves more than just preparing for your death; it also involves planning for your care when you need assistance or are unable to care for yourself. Planning now can provide assurance that things will be handled in the way that you want and make it easier for you and your loved ones during difficult times. Without estate planning, your loved ones will have to sort out your affairs for you, and a lot of problems can arise from that. 

If you come to me for help with your estate planning, my goal is to help you understand what will happen if you fail to plan for yourself and your loved ones and what you can do now to prepare for the future. 

Let's start by having you tell me about your family. We'll talk about what you own and how you want those assets to pass to your loved ones.

Then, we'll discuss what is important to you and your goals for the future. 

If you have young children, what planning have you done and what legacy will you leave for them? 

• Have you appointed temporary and long-term guardians to care for your children in the event you are unable to be there for them?
• How do you want your children cared for if you are gone?

What do you want to happen to you and your assets if you are unable to make  decisions for yourself? 

Are you a military family that has to deal with separations? 

• Do you have the necessary planning in place to ensure that those that are left at home can  manage everything that needs to be done? (We're a military family, too, so I understand the challenges.) 
• Military  personnel receive 10% discount on estate planning.

Are you a veteran? Veterans receive 10% discount on estate planning. 

These are tough questions but discussing them now and preparing for the possibilities will make it easier if any problems arise in the future. Together, we can talk about these things and the options available. We will focus on what is important to you.