Glossary

Advanced Directive

An Advanced Directive refers to the necessary documents that inform your caretakers and family members your wishes regarding your long-term medical care in the event that you are unable to. This can include a living will and a health care proxy.

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Will Package

Initial Consultation
Last Will & Testament
Healthcare Directive (Living Will) / Medical Power of Attorney
HIPAA Authorizatoin
Financial Power of Attorney
Beneficiary Deed

Individuals: $1,250

Couples: $1,750

The Will Package may be right for you if you have only a few assets and no minor children, and if you don’t mind your estate going through the probate court process.

We’ll help you determine if a will is adequate for your circumstances. If it is, we’ll craft one that clearly reflects your wishes.

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Trust Package

Initial Consultation
Revocable Trust
Pour-Over Will
Healthcare Directive (Living Will) / Medical Power of Attorney
HIPAA Authorization
Financial Power of Attorney
Beneficiary Deed

Individuals: $2,050

Couples: $2,650

The Trust Package may be right for you if you want to avoid the probate court process, you have minor children, or you’re interested in having your assets distributed to your loved ones expeditiously.

We’ll help you determine if a trust is best suited to your circumstances. If it is, we’ll craft one that clearly reflects your wishes.

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Elder Law & Special Needs

Initial Consultation
Medicaid Application
Long-Term Care Planning
Asset Preservation
Special Needs Estate Planning
Guardianship
Probate

FIXED FEES

Many people are surprised to learn that providing for an individual with special needs requires specialized planning to avoid rendering them ineligible for government benefits.

We'll help untangle the web of complexities of elder law and special needs with a strategy to protect your assets and benefits.

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