Of course you want to shelter your family and loved ones from the unintended, and sometimes catastrophic, consequences of not properly planning for the future.

You're not too young, and it's not too early, to put your mind at ease regarding the future of your family after you're gone. Many people mistakenly believe that planning is unnecessary because their property will automatically pass to their spouse, a child, or a particular friend. Sadly, and too often, this thinking results in heartache, confusion, and the devastating result of disinheriting a family member.

A catastrophic illness is emotionally, mentally, and financially challenging for all family members. You can alleviate some of these stresses by making your wishes known, and by giving another individual legal authority to act on your behalf if you are unable to.

I will respectfully provide you and your loved ones clear-headed guidance through the process of planning for your futures.