Sally S. Liu
Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts
Who will take care of my children? What will happen to my assets? What expenses and taxes will my estate incur? How will my loved ones be supported financially?
These are just a few common questions that often arise when someone is faced with incapacity or death. Many people erroneously believe that you have to be rich or old to need an estate plan. But, in truth, everyone can benefit from an estate plan because life happens, and we cannot always control what happens to us.
Understandably, thinking and talking about one’s own incapacity or mortality is not something anyone ever wants to do. However, it is something that everyone, especially those who have minor children or others who are dependent upon them for care and support, should do to protect their loved ones.
If you are interested in learning more about estate planning and how you can protect your family, I invite you to contact
me for a free consultation. Together, we can explore the options available, and design a custom plan to fit your individual circumstance. For your convenience, I can be available to meet with you by appointment any time, including evenings and weekends, and either in person or virtually.