Wills

If you have a specific desire for how your assets are divided after you pass, it is important that you have a will in place so that your wishes can be carried out exactly how you envisioned. Not only does a will protect your property and your assets, having a will allows you to list your desired guardians to any living minor children that you might have or for you to appoint someone to run your business should you have one.

Having a will helps avoid family disputes and provides clear directives to your appointed executor. Your family will be left with security and will be able to effectively carry out all of your wishes in regard to funeral planning, taxes, or even end-of-life care if you have an advanced directive/living will.

No matter what stage of life you are currently in, it is never too early or late to prepare a will outlining all of your wishes for how to handle things towards the end of your life or after you pass.

At Craig Hathway, P.C., we want to help provide you peace of mind through creating a will. We are here as your attorney and your adviser to help provide you with the best advice and guidance for your situation.