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A last Will and Testament is a legal document by which a person expresses their wishes as to how they want their property distributed upon their death. A Will also appoints an executor, otherwise known as a Personal Representative, to manage their estate and distribute their property according to their Will.

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Wills are especially important for people with minor children, as they do not only distribute property upon a person’s death, but can appoint a guardian to care for their minor children in the event both parents pass away. A parent with minor children can also set up a trust within the Will that names a Trustee to manage the money and assets that they leave their children until their children reach a certain age.

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An important part of estate planning is having an Advanced Health Care Directive (sometimes referred to as a Living Will) and a financial Power of Attorney. A Health Care Directive allows you to state your wishes for health care and appoints an agent to make health care decisions for you in the event you are unable to make those decisions for yourself. A financial Power of Attorney appoints someone to “step into your shoes” to conduct certain financial and legal transactions in the event you are unable to conduct those transactions yourself. A Power of Attorney can be effective either as of the date of signing the Power of Attorney or upon a person’s incapacity.


Advanced Health Care Directives and financial Powers of Attorney are only valid and in effect while you are alive. Once you die, your Will goes into effect and dictates what happens with your money and assets.

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Estate planning is more than preparing a Will — it is a comprehensive process of protecting your family, your assets, and your legacy. At Golden Heart Law, we help you create a plan that ensures your wishes are honored, that you will be properly cared for in the event of your disability, and that your loved ones will be provided for in the event of your death.


For parents of minor children, estate planning is especially important. Without a clear plan in place, children can temporarily end up in foster care, and critical decisions about guardianship and inheritance can be left to the courts. We provide comprehensive estate planning designed to safeguard your children’s future, so you can have peace of mind knowing they will always be protected and cared for according to your wishes.


Estate planning can take different forms depending on your needs and assets. For some, a Will is the right choice to outline wishes for asset distribution and guardianship of minor children. For others, a Trust may provide greater benefits — such as avoiding probate, ensuring privacy, and offering long-term asset protection for loved ones. At Golden Heart Law, we teach clients about the different types of estate planning and work closely with you to determine the approach that best fits your family’s goals.


Our approach goes beyond documents. We help you organize your assets and ensure a smooth transfer of not only your tangible property but also your intangible assets — your values, wisdom, and life lessons. This way, your legacy is preserved in its fullest form for future generations.


With thoughtful planning, we keep families out of court and out of conflict. Our estate planning services are designed to minimize stress, reduce costs, and prevent disputes, allowing your family to focus on what truly matters: each other.

At Golden Heart Law, we prepare our clients to be better protected than ever, ensuring their plans bring clarity, security, and lasting peace of mind.


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An important part of estate planning is having an Advanced Health Care Directive (sometimes referred to as a Living Will) and a financial Power of Attorney. A Health Care Directive allows you to state your wishes for health care and appoints an agent to make health care decisions for you in the event you are unable to make those decisions for yourself. A financial Power of Attorney appoints someone to “step into your shoes” to conduct certain financial and legal transactions in the event you are unable to conduct those transactions yourself. A Power of Attorney can be effective either as of the date of signing the Power of Attorney or upon a person’s incapacity.


Advanced Health Care Directives and financial Powers of Attorney are only valid and in effect while you are alive. Once you die, your Will goes into effect and dictates what happens with your money and assets.


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