The foundation for every estate plan is the Will, the Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) and the Personal Directive (PD), sometimes known as a Living Will. A will is necessary for individuals to ensure that their estate will be distributed to their loved ones after their death.

It is often overwhelming to finalize the affairs of a loved one. There are important decisions to made, and many factors to consider when administering an estate. Many of these decisions have significant legal implications and it is important to have the guidance of a lawyer.