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Estate Planning

Estate Planning

At Alden & Watson Law we know the importance of helping our clients ensure their legacies and loved ones are protected when they are incapacitated or pass away. During what can be an overwhelming and unpleasant time, early planning will help alleviate stress for you and your family. We believe a comprehensive estate plan will safeguard your assets to distribute them as you intended.

We understand that there is not a single approach to estate planning. We believe in the importance of having a Durable Power of Attorney and Advanced Health Care Directives, including a Healthcare Proxy, HIPAA release, and a Living Will. Attorneys Alden & Watson will work with you to create a customized plan to protect your assets, crafted to your individual wishes.

At other times in life, an Estate Plan may need revision. If you go through a Divorce, Marriage, Adoption, Death of a Spouse, or other significant changes, you may need to revise your Estate Plan. At Alden & Watson Law we anticipate your needs and create a clear Estate Plan that will leave you and your family prepared and at ease, whether you are forming a new plan or revising a former plan for:

  • Durable Power of Attorney
  • Advanced Health Care Directives
  • Health Care Proxy
  • HIPPA Release
  • Living Will
  • Trusts
  • Designation of Standby Guardian

Attorney Melissa Alden and Attorney Elisha Watson-Nagorka are experienced Attorneys dedicated to helping individuals and families make the very best legal decisions. Their practice focuses on Family Law, Estate Law, Immigration, Special Needs Planning, Guardianships, and ART Law. They have developed lifelong relationships with their clients, serving as a trusted advisor by helping them to preserve and protect their assets, loved ones, and legacies.

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