Special Needs Planning

Protect your assets with wills, living wills, and trusts to ensure your wishes are carried out after death and during incapacitation.

Create Powers of Attorney to appoint trusted individuals for managing your finances or health care in the event you cannot do so yourself.

Obtain letters testamentary to give executors the authority to manage and distribute the estate of a deceased person.

A muniment of title simplifies the transfer of property ownership without formal probate, ensuring swift property title changes.

Determine heirship to establish legal heirs in the event of a deceased person’s estate without a will or other documentation.

File a small estate affidavit to simplify the process of distributing a deceased person’s assets, avoiding lengthy probate procedures.

Special needs planning ensures Long-term care and financial support for a loved one with disabilities while maintaining government benefits.

Probate avoidance planning helps reduce the costs and time involved in probate by structuring your estate to bypass the process.

Update your deed to ensure the correct ownership and legal transfer of real property as part of your estate planning process.

Recover unclaimed property through diligent processes, ensuring rightful owners regain assets held by the state or financial institutions.