We do not, but the consultation fee is applied toward the retainer for your case.

Everyone of legal age should have a will, a medical power of attorney (which includes a living will), and a durable power of attorney. Depending on a family’s unique circumstances, other estate planning documents may be necessary.

The primary benefit of estate planning is that it gives you control over what happens to your assets and provides your family with clarity on what you want done with your possessions. Call today and let Kim become your family’s local will attorney.

You don’t have to; that’s what we’re here for. During your consultation, we will discuss your options and determine which form of estate planning best meets the needs of you and your family.

Yes, we walk our clients through every phase of the probate process, whether your loved one died with or without a will.

Call our office as soon as you can after being served with legal paperwork. Begin gathering as many documents as possible related to your bank accounts, retirement accounts, investment accounts, and credit cards. Information is power, and the more you have, the better off you'll be during the divorce process.