Estate Planning
Completing effective estate planning documents should be part of everyone’s life plan. At its core, estate planning encompasses a will, setting forth how and to whom one wants to leave assets after death; a power of attorney, empowering another person to make financial decisions; and a medical power of attorney/living will, designating another person to make medical decisions in the event of incapacity, as well as expressing wishes for end-of-life care. That “core” estate planning expands as the situation warrants – as families grow, as assets are acquired, as new families form. To that end, Mr. Wittstadt assists clients with the following:
- Simple wills
- Revocable trusts
- Contingent minor’s trusts
- Special needs trusts
- Asset protection trusts
- Exercise of powers of appointment over long-term trusts
- General powers of attorney
- Advance health care directives
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