Foundational
Estate Planning
A successful estate plan
implements one’s goals for the care of loved ones and
the transfer of assets during life and after death. The plan
must accommodate many difficult personal decisions, including
guardianship, testamentary gifts, wealth transfer taxes, health
care, financial security, children or adults with special
needs or disabilities, and provisions for the surviving spouse.
The foundation of estate planning is the appropriate use of
wills, revocable trusts, irrevocable trusts, lifetime gifting
strategies, property status agreements, powers of attorney,
and health care directives. A sound estate plan not only provides
comfort that one’s “affairs are in order,”
it is the basis for the ongoing process of lifetime planning.
For addtitional information, use the links below to download a copy of our:
Estate Planning Worksheet (Single)
Estate Planning Worksheet (Married)
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