Will Drafting

End of life decisions are some of the most important you will make. While you do not need an attorney for a simple will, it is advised to retain a lawyer if your final wishes are complex. This could include disinheriting someone or the fact you think your will might be contested.

Your will or final will and testament, outlines your wishes as to who will receive your assets whether a loved one, an organization such as a non-profit or church. Your will can also name an executor of your estate in your will. This is the person you trust to make sure your final wishes are carried out as you would have wished.