Patricia W Bradford

An estate plan consists of legal guidance and documents like wills, trusts, and powers of attorney to protect your wishes, family, and assets. Helps avoid court delays, reduce taxes, and ensure that you and your loved ones are cared for.

A trustee or personal representative handles a person’s assets after death—paying debts, filing paperwork, and distributing property. Legal help ensures everything's done properly, taxes are paid, and protects the person managing the estate or trust.

Helps seniors plan for long-term care, protect assets, and qualify for Medicaid. Supports those with disabilities through special needs trusts, decision-making tools, and care plans. Protects benefits and ensures long-term support and independence.

Guardianship is the court process to appoint someone to make decisions for a person who can’t manage their own affairs. Guardian advocacy supports adults with developmental disabilities needing limited help.