Who needs it? 

       Everyone should have an estate plan, especially families with children, second marriages, and anyone with a health condition.

What is it?

       An "estate plan" is a set of four documents that describe your wishes for yourself and your assets during your life and after you pass away.  The four documents are a Will, a Durable Power of Attorney, a Living Will, and a Healthcare Power of Attorney.  

Where can I get it?

      It is important to find an attorney who can listen to your needs when drafting an estate plan.  You can click the button below for a free consultation with Attorney Simmons to start on your personal estate plan. 

When do I need it?

       One of the tricky parts of estate planning is making sure that you have it completed before the unexpected happens. 

Why do I need it now?

       There's a catch with most of these documents: you have to be mentally or physically able to sign them.  But they're only useful when you're not mentally or physically ready to do anything.  I recommend getting your estate plan sorted out as soon as possible. 

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