FAQs

A: Yes, estate planning is important regardless of the size of your estate. It helps ensure that your assets, no matter how modest, are distributed according to your wishes. Estate planning can also help protect your minor children, vulnerable loved ones, and your wishes for your medical care should you face an unexpected illness or accident.

A: If you die without an estate plan, your assets will be distributed by a court according to state intestacy laws, which may not align with your wishes. This will also lead to higher legal fees and a longer, more complicated probate process.

A: The cost of estate planning varies depending on the complexity of your situation and the specific services you need. We offer a range of packages and can provide a quote after an initial consultation.

A: While it is possible to create your own estate plan using online resources, working with an experienced estate planning attorney ensures that your documents are legally correct and tailored to your unique needs and circumstances. Estate documents require specific compliance with state formalities.