Practice areas
Estate planning
Wills, trusts and powers of attorney for your family.
In plain words
What it covers. And who it's for.
Wills, trusts, powers of attorney and health care directives that say what you want and name who you trust.
Who it suitsParents, homeowners and anyone who wants their wishes written down while it is easy to do.
Estate planning is easier than most people expect, and kinder to the people you leave in charge. We write wills, trusts and powers of attorney that match your family as it really is.
Before anything is drafted you get a short letter with what we heard, what we suggest and the fee, so there are no surprises at the signing.
Step by step
How a matter moves. From the first call on.
Holloway LawEstate planning
- A conversation about your family, your home and what you own
- Drafts you read with us, line by line
- A signing, with copies for the people who need them
Questions
Asked about estate planning. Answered here.
Do I need a trust, or is a will enough?
It depends on what you own and who you want to look after it. We go through both with you and put the recommendation in writing.
What should I bring to the first meeting?
A list of what you own, any existing wills or deeds, and the names of the people you want involved.
