Estate planning is an extremely important part of life. It is about making loving decisions, now, that will help your loved ones know what you want to happen later.
For instance:
- If you are unable to make decisions about finances and medical issues, who will make them for you?
- Who will care for your minor children in an emergency situation?
- What level of medical measures do you want to use to prolong your life?
- Where do you want special family heirlooms to go to after you pass?
These are critical issues that are important to memorialize now so that your wishes are known.
Subjects to consider include:
- Wills and Trusts
- Durable Decision-Making Authority (Power of Attorney) for Finances and Health Care
- Health Care Directives and Living Wills
The caring members of The Whipple Law Group are here to answer questions you may have regarding estate planning, probate, inheritance, and other property-related questions. Please do not hesitate to contact us at 509-869-3223, if you have any questions about planning your estate.
