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