Daniel Beesley Maxwell

Estate planning should not be complex, depressing, or reserved only for seniors or those seriously ill. At Amicus Law Firm, we help individuals prepare wills, trusts, and other necessary planning documents to make sure their legacies are preserved.

Many people rely on government benefits for their healthcare and basic financial needs. Eligibility for some benefits is determined by financial need and are referred to as “means tested” programs. We focus on government benefits planning for those receiving a settlement.

A financial power of attorney – also known as a durable power of attorney – appoints an attorney-in-fact (agent) to care for your finances while you are incapacitated.

Amicus Law Firm specializes in creating special needs trusts. Planning for special needs children is crucial to ensuring their future well-being.