A loved one’s death or incapacitation is always difficult to deal with; however, it can be even more difficult when that person has not provided family members with any sort of direction on how to care for the loved one, or the loved one’s estate. Having a Will in place can provide you with the peace of mind and security of knowing what will happen with your estate in the event of your death, and can make the legal process much less burdensome and stressful for your surviving family members. Likewise, having a Power of Attorney and an Advance Medical Directive in place allows you to appoint and direct a trusted family member or friend to make critical choices for you in the event you are unable to do so for yourself.

Wills, Powers of Attorney and Advance Medical Directives are normally charged on a fixed fee basis depending on the complexity of the situation.