Estate Planning Attorneys
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MOLLY DEAR ABSHIRE: If you own property, you should have a will or a trust in order to ensure the proper passing of your property at death to the beneficiaries of your choice. Thoughtful planning allows you to establish trust and appoint guardians for minor children. Proper planning will help you sort out the potential problems associated with blended families resulting from multiple marriages. Thoughtful planning also allows you to assess and minimize the future impact of estate tax at your death.
WESDLEY E. WRIGHT: Disabled children and family members who are incapacitated will require additional consideration in order to ensure that they are cared for without interfering with government benefits. We can help develop special needs trusts for your estate plan. In addition to your will or trust you should have the following advanced directives and powers of attorney, a durable power of attorney for property, a power of attorney for health care, a living will, a declaration of guardian in the event of incapacity, and a HIPPA authorization for the release of medical information. You can access more information regarding these documents on our website.









