Heather Elizabeth Hazelwood

My favorite way to introduce myself is to say that I'm not your grandpa's estate planning attorney. I'm not the "reading of the will" attorney you've seen on tv. I'm here to help real people make plans for themselves and their loved ones. I'm here to help you quiet all of those "what if???" worries.Do you feel like estate planning is a confusing, stressful, and opaque process? It doesn't have to be, I promise. I demystify estate planning by making the process straightforward, manageable, and transparent. Subscribe to Estate Planning 101 to learn more: www.bit.ly/EP101-AmpersandLawIf you're looking at this, you probably need power of attorney (POA) documents. You're not alone, most people do. In my opinion, POAs are the unsung heroes of estate planning. Subscribe to Estate Planning 101 to learn more: www.bit.ly/EP101-AmpersandLawIt's pretty common to hear people talk about avoiding probate. If your loved one figured out how to avoid probate, be glad. If your loved one didn't figure it out (or thought they did but didn't), I'm here to help.Trusts avoid probate. True enough but also just part of the story. Trusts are comprehensive yet flexible estate plan documents that often can do things that simple Wills cannot. Subscribe to Estate Planning 101 to learn more: www.bit.ly/EP101-AmpersandLawWills address what should happen to your property after you die. Living Wills address how you want to (or don't want) to die. Completing both documents gives both you and your loved ones peace of mind. Subscribe to Estate Planning 101 to learn more: www.bit.ly/EP101-AmpersandLaw

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