With estate planning, less is not more. More is more. Your estate plan should include multiple tools that work together to provide comprehensive protection under a multitude of circumstances.
A will directs how to distribute your assets upon your death and names a guardian for children. Trusts offer control over the inheritance you leave behind and can manage assets during your life. A power of attorney for finance designates someone to manage your financial affairs. A power of attorney for health care designates someone to make your medical decisions if you can’t. A HIPAA authorization lets you designate who can access your medical information.
Your estate plan should follow a maximalist mindset that goes beyond the bare bones and embraces abundance, detail, and sometimes even excess. Schedule an appointment today.
