Estate Planning and Administration

Everyone needs to have some estate documents prepared. No matter who you are, or what your net worth might be, you should have a health care proxy and a durable power of attorney in place because these documents will determine how decisions will be made on your behalf if you become incapacitated. Almost everyone should have a will drafted, and any parent (and many others) should consider executing a revocable trust so they can control how and when their assets will be distributed. As you approach retirement, irrevocable trusts and other tactics can be used to be help protect and pass on your financial worth to your children and grandchildren. The Gove Law Office can review your individual situation and help you achieve your goals.

When it becomes necessary to administer the estate of someone who has passed away, or to seek the appointment of a guardian or conservator, we can assist you in navigating the procedures of the Probate Court system.

To achieve these goals, Gove Law Office helps clients develop their estate plan by:

  • Drafting wills, trusts, durable powers of attorneys and health care proxies.
  • Enacting smart and efficient asset protection.
  • Undertaking business succession planning.
  • Creating special needs trusts.

Contact us today to discuss how we can assist you plan for the future.