Wills and Trusts

Without a will or trust, the disposition of your estate will be handled by the courts. Your relatives may not inherit your property the way you intend. A treasured piece of furniture may not go to the child who would most appreciate it. Bank accounts may be divided up among your heirs instead of used to send your grandchildren to college.

To learn more about our will and trust services, please call our office or fill out our online form to request a free consultation.

A will is important for anyone who owns the property, and they're essential for anyone with minor children. Through a will, you can have a say in who will care for your children in the event of your death. Even small amounts of property (such as a bank account, car, or coin collection) can be addressed in a will.

A will simplifies the decisions that need to be made at the end of your life. It eases the burden on your loved ones, and it decreases the potential for arguments. Contact us today to learn more about composing your will.