Stutes & Lavergne 

You can't take it with you when you die, but you can direct the transfer of your assets upon death through a well-considered estate plan. Estate plans commonly consist of a will, power of attorney, and health care power of attorney. A trust can also be a useful tool in estate planning.

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The only way to ensure that your assets get to the people or organizations you care about most, you should have an estate plan in place. 

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Contact Stutes & Lavergne to learn more about the following:

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Transfers of Assets and Property Upon Death

• WIlls

• Donations

• Powers of Attorney

• Health Care Powers of Attorneys

• Advanced Directives

• Living Wills

• Estate Tax Planning

• Trust Formation and Planning

• Successions