Wills and trusts
We help you put the core documents in place, and keep them current as your family and your finances change.

Thoughtful advice for future generations
The short version
For many people there comes a point where the question changes. It stops being how do I build this, and becomes what do I want it to do, and for whom.
We help you answer that question and then put it in writing, including wills and trusts, so your documents and the rest of your plan say the same thing.
What this covers
We help you put the core documents in place, and keep them current as your family and your finances change.
For family, for causes you care about, and for the things you want to be true after you are not the one managing it.
Estate and transfer taxes, timing, and who inherits what can change what reaches the next generation. We help you think those through with the same care as the rest of the plan.
If charitable intent is part of the picture, we bring it into the tax and estate conversation so it is effective for the causes and sensible for the plan.
How it works
Before any documents, what you want to happen.
Where the current plan supports that intent, and where it quietly works against it.
Wills and trusts are prepared and signed, with your attorney involved wherever your situation calls for one. We do not provide legal advice.
Intent changes as families change. This is not a document you write once and file away.
Also part of the picture
A comprehensive plan across your whole financial picture, not just your investments.
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Read moreImagine the Possibilities
A first conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing. We will talk about where you are, what you want, and whether we are the right fit. If we are not, we will tell you.