Wills & Trusts

When you think of estate planning, most people will think of a Last Will and Testament, or simply, a “will.” A will can be an important part of your estate plan. It has the ability to go far beyond detailing what property you want distributed to which beneficiaries.
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A Last Will and Testament can be used for a number of important things. Most people are aware that a will can instruct who you will leave your property to after you pass away and who will be in charge of administering your estate. A will can do much more, though. A will allows you to name a guardian to care for your minor children. It also allows you to name a trustee who will manage any property you leave to children or incapacitated persons. It can provide funeral, burial, and cremation instructions. It can even create a trust that can continue for a few years or for generations.