Wills & Estates

Marriage, the birth of children, divorce, the death of a loved one, and changing personal interests (such as charitable causes), are common reasons for creating or revising a will. Our office can review existing documents, or prepare new documents for you. Further, we can assist you in drafting a living will, which provides directions to your doctors and loved ones in the event you are medically incapacitated. Properly drafted documents reduce the possibility of a family fight over you or your property, and ensure that your wishes are carried out.

Our office can also assist you, or your loved ones, in executing a will, or in distributing a loved ones’ estate, even if there is no will. We have the compassion and expertise to make the process of probating an estate as simple and straightforward as possible.

If you would like to talk with one of our attorney’s about an estate plan or about administering an estate though probate, please give us a call at (406)327-0600.