Frequently Asked Questions

Depending on the size of your cash estate and if you own real property, a formal court probate will be required to probate your estate to ensure the terms of your will are completed by the court appointed executor and all of your outstanding creditors paid.

There are two primary powers of attorney - one for financial matters and one for medical matters.  They typically appoint an agent to act on your behalf if you are deemed incompetent or incapacitated to assist in the management of your financial affairs or important medical decisions.

If you own real property, have minor children or a sizeable cash estate, it is recommended you have a revocable amendable living trust.