Individuals and families
People who want to create or update a will, trust, or powers of attorney.
Planning for the Future
Estate Planning
Biggs Law Firm helps individuals and families plan for the future with wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and business succession planning, so your loved ones are taken care of and your wishes are honored.
Overview
Planning for what matters most
Estate planning involves preparing legal documents to protect and distribute your assets. These may include wills, trusts, and powers of attorney. We can also help you set up trusts for your spouse or children.
We work with you to identify the documents you need and the decisions you want to make, such as how your assets will be distributed and how health care decisions will be handled if you cannot make them yourself.
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You do not have a will
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You want to provide for a spouse or children through a trust
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Your existing documents are out of date
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You own a business and need a succession plan
Our Approach
Business succession planning
For business owners, we address succession well in advance, including a potential sale, business debt, and family business dynamics.
These conversations can be difficult, but they are important. We take the time to understand your goals so you can plan with confidence.
Who We Help
Who we represent
Business owners
Owners who need to plan for the future of their business.
Our Services
Areas of estate planning practice
Not sure which service fits your situation? Contact us and we will help you sort it out.
Request A ConsultationWills and trusts
Drafting wills and trusts, including trusts for a spouse or children.
Powers of attorney
Health care and general powers of attorney.
Business succession planning
Planning for the sale or transfer of your business.
Administration of trusts
Helping with the administration of trusts and estates.
Biggs Law Firm
Meet your attorney
Board Certified Specialist in Business and Consumer Bankruptcy Law.
Laurie B. BiggsFounding Partner
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Preparing for Your Consultation
What to bring
Bring any existing wills, trusts, or powers of attorney, a general list of your assets, and the names of the people you want to include in your plan. We will let you know if we need anything else.
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Frequently asked questions
These answers are general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different, so talk with an attorney about yours.
What documents are part of an estate plan?
Most plans include a will and may also include trusts, a health care power of attorney, and a general power of attorney. We help you decide which documents fit your goals.
When should I update my estate plan?
It is a good idea to review your plan after a major life change, such as a marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or the purchase or sale of a business.
Do you help with trust administration?
Yes. We help with the administration of trusts and estates.
Ready to put a plan in place for your family or business?
Schedule a consultation with one of our attorneys.