Everyone has an estate, which is the property you own, and everyone needs Proper Estate Planning. Proper Estate Planning is concerned with three areas of your life: (1) while you are well, you want to maintain control of your property; (2) you want to be sure you and your property are taken care of during any periods of disability; and (3) at the appropriate time, you want to be sure your property goes where you want, to whom you want, and the way you want. Your estate plan should save every tax dollar, professional fee, and court cost that are legally possible to save. And, most importantly, it should keep you in control of your own affairs. Finally, you should also know the total costs "up front," rather than being surprised by the costs at a later time.

 

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