Estate Planning is one the most crucial, but ignored area of legal planning by persons of all ages and conditions.  Many think that it is only necessary to have a will if you are wealthy or have children you are involved in some high risk activity.  Actually, almost everyone needs to have a basic estate plan or they risk losing the ability to determine what will happen to their estate when they die.  This is especially problematic when their is property or small children or greedy relatives involved.

John Worley has an LLM degree which is a graduate law degree which gives specialized training in Estate Planning.  From simple wills and other basic documents like Powers of Attorney or Directives to Physicians, to complex Estate Plans utilizing sophisticated strategies with Trusts, private annuities and Family Limited Partnerships, John Worley can give wise counsel to guide you to the right plan for your estate – whether large or small.

The Estate Planning process is also a perfect time to look at and assess Asset Protection Strategies and needs, as well as lifetime planning tools like Revocable Living Trusts.  If you have property in multiple states or want to keep the assets of your estate out of the public eye, a Revocable Living Trust may be a good option for you.  Whatever your situation, don’t put off planning for this very important aspect of your life.  If you have the basic estate planning documents everyone should have, you and your loved ones can rest assured that if something happens to you or you are disabled or unable to take care of yourself, others are authorized to do so and your wishes will be followed even in incapacity or death.