History
Working with Clients to Protect Their Future: Planning ahead for the future is always a wise choice to make in life-especially when it comes to your estate, and yourself. Essentially, estate planning means that you are taking the beneficial steps to plan ahead for the unforeseen tragedies in life, such as a sudden illness or injury that affects your ability to think properly or a fatal illness or accident. Complete Estate Planning: While many people believe that estate planning is only for the rich and famous, anyone who owns property truly should do this for their families and their future. At the time of your death, all property owned by you is considered your estate. So whether you own a few pieces of jewelry or you are a wealthy owner of three homes and a business, estate planning is the smart way to go. Assets addressed in an estate plan usually includes: Real estate Personal property Bank accounts in your name Stock and other securities Life insurance policies Retire
Specialties
Estate Planning, Probate Administration, and Business Law