Estate Planning

Your Life Isn't One-Size-Fits-All. Your Estate Plan Shouldn't Be Either.

Estate planning isn't simply deciding who receives your property after you die.

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A plan built around your life

A comprehensive plan can also determine who can make financial decisions for you, who can make healthcare decisions, who should care for minor children, how assets should be managed, and how you want to make things easier for the people you love. At The Anchor Law, your estate plan begins with your life—not a stack of forms.

What Can an Estate Plan Include?

Depending on your circumstances, your plan may include:

Last Will and Testament
Revocable Living Trust
Financial Power of Attorney
Healthcare Power of Attorney
Advance Directive
Guardianship nominations
Beneficiary planning
Asset and trust coordination
Planning for minor children
Incapacity planning

Documents are simply tools.

The real work is making sure those tools work together to accomplish what you intend.