Shreveport Estate Planning Attorney

While a will dictates where your assets will go upon your death, an estate plan is a broader plan of action for your assets that may apply during your life and upon your death. An estate plan includes documents that detail what happens in the unfortunate scenario where you cannot make your own decisions and may also include Medicaid planning should you need long-term care in the future.

We recommend updating when there has been a significant life change. Major life changes include a marriage, a divorce, the birth of a child, and a child becoming disabled. You may also wish to update your estate plan when you’ve acquired new assets such as residential property or a business and as your investments grow. We often meet with clients to review what we have in place as their assets grow to ensure their plans continue to align with their goals.

You hear us talk about how one plan does not fit everyone. Because of that, we need to get to know you prior to presenting you with options. The initial meeting is just a conversation so that we can find out more about you, your family, and your goals. Before our first meeting, you will fill out a questionnaire to help gather information that will be needed. Please plan to spend around an hour with us.