At Gravis Law, our skilled and experienced Living Will team can help you.
Leaders for living will and health care directive matters
A living will, also called a health care directive, directive to physicians or advance directive, allows you to decide if you would want to be put on life support if you are in a terminal condition or permanent unconscious condition.
Making these difficult choices early can save your family or loved ones from the stress and turmoil of having to guess what you would want if you could make the decision on your own. Having a living will in place ensures that your wishes are known and upheld if such a situation should arise.
If you want to save you family or loved ones from having to make that difficult decision on their own, talk to one of our qualified attorneys today.
Uncomplicated fees
We charge fees through flat rate packages based upon what we mutually determine is necessary to effectively achieve client goals. After our initial consultation, we will lay out a package that meets the individual’s needs and determine a fee based upon that package. There are no surprise fees and no unnecessary maintenance fees. After we finish building a testamentary package we will deliver it in a neatly organized and tabbed binder along with some complimentary additional lists and forms that we have found oftentimes get overlooked and make the estate administration, also known as probate, process easier for your loved ones to manage.
Consultation
We offer a consultation to first assess what instruments or services will best fit a client’s situation without overdoing it and incurring unnecessary costs or administrative burdens. Many firms offering will and trust services recommend wholly unnecessary instruments that require constant maintenance to keep effective.
Planning for the future can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Start simplifying the process with our comprehensive Estate Planning Checklist. Call to schedule a consultation with one of our highly qualified estate planning attorneys.
Related Practices
- Elder Law
- Living Will or Health Care Directives
- Durable Powers of Attorney
- Probate and Estate Administration
- Wills & Trusts
- Special Needs Planning