An estate plan is a set of plain instructions for the people who will have to act when you cannot. For most households that means a will, a durable power of attorney, a healthcare directive, and sometimes a trust to keep property out of probate. We start by asking what you own, who depends on you, and what you want to happen, then draft documents that say exactly that in language a court will read the same way you do.
Come in when something changes: a marriage, a new child or grandchild, a house purchase, a move into Ohio from another state. Documents written decades ago often name people who have since moved away or passed on, and that is what turns a simple estate into a contested one. Signing happens here with witnesses and a notary, and you leave with originals plus copies you can hand to the people who will need them.
What this includes
- will preparation
- estate planning attorney
- power of attorney
- Living trusts and pour-over wills
- Healthcare directives and living wills
- Guardianship choices for minor children
- Updating documents after a move or divorce
Estate Planning & Wills
Call Maplebrook Law Office or set up a time — we'll take it from there.