Estate Planning Law Firm in Provo, Utah
Though typically thought of as planning for death, estate planning also plans for life. By having an Estate Plan you can be prepared for disability, old age, and medical needs as well as protecting assets. Our lawyers love estate planning. For over 20 years, we have been helping people and businesses succeed. We also offer Probate and Trust Administration services.
Wills
Do I really need a will? If you live in Utah you may just want your property to be distributed by the default intestate laws. Most likely, however, you don’t. In that case, you are a good candidate for a will. Click here to learn more about wills.
Trusts
A trust is a tool that is often used to bypass probate. This tool also serves as a mechanism to help pay for and take care of people as they get too old or are otherwise unable to care for themselves. Click here to learn more about trusts.
Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney is the power granted from one person to another to act legally on their behalf. Click here to learn more.
Advance Health Care Directives
Advance Healthcare Directives were once known as a living will. These are instructions a person gives in advance for the medical care they would like to receive when they are no longer able to speak for themselves.
Probate
We cannot live forever. When a family member has passed away, their estate may need to go through probate. Click here to learn more.
Asset Protection
We all want to keep what is our own, but in these litigious times, protecting what we have takes planning. Click here to learn more.
Disability Planning
Often disability is inconvenient and unexpected. Early planning can lighten your burden through hard life changes. Click here to learn more.