Wills and Powers of Attorney
Protecting Your Loved Ones and Your Legacy
Going hand in hand with estate planning, wills are powerful tools that provide a formal plan and outline to how your estate and final wishes will be carried out after death. Powers of Attorney are important tools to be used when a person has health issues. After a person becomes incapacitated, they are unable to sign a power of attorney and a guardianship may be required. And while the thought of the unthinkable happening can be overwhelming for anyone, it is never too early to ensure you have a legal plan in place to protect your loved ones and legacy. Estate planning allows for our clients to take control of their own future and ensure family and loved ones are cared for after we’re gone. By pre-planning how assets and your estate will be handled, you can safeguard assets and document your wishes to be carried out in your absence.
Craig provides legal guidance and services to draft legally-sound wills, establish Powers of Attorney, and provide our clients with peace of mind for their futures. It can be tempting to seek out the convenience and affordability of DIY last wills and testaments or attempt to plan on your own, but without the help of a qualified attorney, these measures can be met with legal pitfalls that can leave your family spending more than what your estate is worth in legal fees during the probate process. Our firm aims to simplify this process and help our clients identify what planning measures should be put into place to protect our client’s assets and interests fully.
Contact Craig today at 301-334-3724, or by pressing the "Contact Us" option at the top of the website to start planning and protecting your future!