Will & Estae Law

You Will is an important legal document allowing a specifically designated person(s) act to administer your last wishes with you property and finances, and gives that person(s) the legal authority to do so.  

Considerations include tax planning implications, property, assets and businesses in multiple legal jurisdictions, who benefits from your estate, and so much more.

Our Lawyers can help you develop a customized plan with what happens with your estate to minimize the chances of costly estate disputes occurring. 

A Power of Attorney is a legal document granting the authority for a designated person or persons to administer your financial and legal affairs (access accounts, pay bills, respond to or make legal claims on your behalf etc.) if you are otherwise incapacitated or grant them the authority to do so.  

It is an extremely important document because if you are injured and rendered unable or incapable of making decisions, you or your family may require someone to be able to do these things for you. Lest all of your affairs, assets, and other legal issues may be essentially frozen.  

Representation agreements enable you to designate a trusted individual  to make personal medical and decisions on your behalf if you become incapable of doing so due to injury or illness. 

When drafting an agreement it is crucial to consult with a lawyer to discuss your preferences and instructions. Our team of seasoned lawyers possesses the expertise to guide you through the complexities of creating a representation agreement.