Incapacity planning
Names who can speak for you — medically and financially — if you cannot speak for yourself.
- Financial power of attorney
- Health-care power of attorney and advance health-care directives
$1,050 Flat fee / individual
Thoughtful estate planning for individuals and families seeking clarity, control, and continuity.
Estate planning is not only about preparing documents. It is an opportunity to name the people you trust, set out your wishes, plan for incapacity, and create an organized path for the people you care about. Each option below builds on the one before it. We publish flat fees below for transparency. In consultation, we customize for any standalone needs based on current plans you already have in motion.
Names who can speak for you — medically and financially — if you cannot speak for yourself.
$1,050 Flat fee / individual
Everything in incapacity planning, plus a will and coordination of how assets are directed.
$1,850 Flat fee / individual
Everything in will-based planning, plus trusts where appropriate for your family and assets.
$3,250 Flat fee / individual
Use this overview to see how each option builds on the last. Your consultation determines which documents fit your circumstances.
| Document | Incapacity | Will-based | Trust-based |
|---|---|---|---|
| Financial power of attorney | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Health-care power of attorney & advance directives | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Last will and testament | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Beneficiary and asset-ownership coordination | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Revocable and other trusts, where appropriate | — | — | ✓ |
Planning updates after marriage, divorce, births, deaths, relocation, or significant asset changes can be discussed as part of your consultation or as a later review of an existing plan.
No two families have the same concerns. A useful plan considers family relationships, minor children, real estate, business interests, retirement accounts, beneficiary designations, health-care decisions, charitable goals, and the people you want to serve in fiduciary roles.
Naming decision-makers, providing for minor children, and aligning documents with how you want loved ones to be cared for.
Coordinating real estate, business interests, retirement accounts, and beneficiary designations with your overall plan.
Review a plan after major life events and periodically as laws, assets, family relationships, or goals change. An outdated plan may not reflect your current wishes or the assets you own today.
Flat fees for incapacity, will-based, and trust-based planning are listed above for transparency. In consultation, we customize for any standalone needs based on current plans you already have in motion and the documents that fit your situation.
Schedule a Free ConsultationNot always. A trust can be useful in certain circumstances, but the best approach depends on your objectives, property, family, and other planning considerations.
State law may determine how assets are distributed and who may serve in an estate administration. Obtain legal advice about your particular situation.
We publish flat fees for transparency: Incapacity planning is $1,050 for an individual and $1,700 for a couple; Will-based planning is $1,850 for an individual and $2,900 for a couple; Trust-based planning is $3,250 for an individual and $4,200 for a couple. In consultation, we customize for any standalone needs based on current plans you already have in motion and the documents appropriate for your circumstances.
Review the published flat fees above, then contact us to choose the right option and customize around plans you already have in motion.