What Should I Bring to a Meeting with an Estate Planning Attorney?

We will provide you with a questionnaire to help you to prepare for your initial meeting and/or Family Wealth Planning Session.

These are just a few examples of the documents and information you will need to provide:

  • Current financial statements

  • Investment, bank, and retirement account statements

  • The deed to your home or other property you own

  • Current estate planning documents

  • Prenuptial or marital agreements

  • Retirement plan and annuity contracts

  • Life insurance policies

  • Contact information for your professional advisors, including your CPA, general practice attorney, insurance professionals, and financial advisors

  • Contact information for your healthcare providers

  • Contact information for family members, those you name in positions of authority (such as trustees, guardians, executors, and agents under a power of attorney), and clergy members

  • List of potential guardians, trustees, executors, and agents under a power of attorney