A Revocable Living Trust may be the "gold standard" for passing your wealth to your heirs upon death. It allows you to place your property in the trust, manage it during your life, and then appoint a manager or "trustee" to deliver it to your heirs when you pass away. All of this is done free from the hassle of the court system. For more on Revocable Living Trusts, read our article, Estate Planning with a Will or Trust: Avoiding Probate and More, or schedule a free consultation here.

Do you have a child or loved one who has special needs? Upon our death, we want to provide the best opportunities for our son, daughter, or grandchild with special needs. To do that, it is important that their eligibility for government benefits remain intact. An inheritance, however, may make them ineligible. A special needs trust can hold the funds for your loved one, protected from creditors and scammers, provide them with income, and at the same time preserve their eligibility for government benefits. Schedule a free consultation with us here to discuss this and other options available to you with an attorney.

You have poured your heart and soul into starting and operating your small business. Now, you need to make sure ownership passes to the right people in the event of your death. Business succession planning is best done through the terms of the organization itself, rather than in a will or trust. Schedule a free consultation with an experienced attorney here to discuss options available to you.