Yes, you do. Whether your estate is large or small, you should designate someone to manage your assets and make health and personal care decisions if you ever can't make them for yourself.
First Step Planning is an effective starting point to ensure that your fundamental estate planning needs are addressed to protect you and your family.
Representing families and individuals in the United States and throughout the world, we are experienced in all significant legal and tax aspects of advanced estate planning.
We regularly counsel individual and corporate fiduciaries on the administration of trusts and estates. Let us know how we can assist you or a family member with these matters.
