The document that authorizes a person of your choosing to manage your financial affairs if you become unable to manage them yourself.

The document that authorizes a person of your choosing to make treatment decisions for you if you’re unable.

The document that states what types of medical care you are willing to receive in the event you are unable to provide consent.

An agreement that can allow assets to be transferred between partners on the death of the first spouse, without going through probate. (These agreements may also serve other purposes.)

For transfering real estate to a person, trust, or business entity.

A deed allowing real estate to transfer to another person upon the passing of the owner.

• Durable Financial Power of Attorney

• Durable Health Care Power of Attorney

• Directive to Physicians (Living Will)

A straightforward will with or without a testamentary trust.

• Simple Will

• Durable Financial Power of Attorney

• Durable Health Care Power of Attorney

• Directive to Physicians (Living Will)

• Simple Will

• Durable Financial Power of Attorney

• Durable Health Care Power of Attorney

• Directive to Physicians (Living Will)

For individuals who want to avoid probate, plan for potential loss of mental capacity, and simplify distribution of their estate.

• Revocable Living Trust

• Pour-Over Will

• Instructions on Funding and Maintaining Trust

For married couples who want to avoid probate, plan for potential loss of mental capacity, and simplify distribution of their estate.

• Revocable Living Trust

• Pour-Over Will

• Instructions for Funding and Maintaining Trust

• Revocable Living Trust

• Pour-Over Will

• Instructions for Funding and Maintaining Trust

• Durable Financial Power of Attorney

• Durable Health Care Power of Attorney

• Directive to Physicians (Living Will)

• Revocable Living Trust

• Pour-Over Will

• Instructions for Funding and Maintaining Trust

• Durable Financial Power of Attorney

• Durable Health Care Power of Attorney

• Directive to Physicians (Living Will)

For those who:

• Want to create special trusts to provide for themselves and others

• Need to take particular measures to ensure a tax-efficient estate.