At The Elder Law Office of Kemp Scales, estate planning means more than drafting standard Wills or powers of attorney.  We first take the time to really talk with our clients about their wishes and preferences, and then work together to help ensure that these are provided for in a solid estate plan. 

It is heartbreaking when clients come to us after a loved one has become incapacitated or passes away only to find that because their loved one had no power of attorney or Will, or one that was inadequate, it is not possible to protect their loved one’s life savings from the cost of long-term care or administer the estate in the manner their loved one would have wanted.

When clients come to us with a particular concern, such as how to best make provisions for a disabled child in the estate plan, we can consider a Special Needs Trust or other customized solution to fit their specific needs.

By limiting our legal practice to elder law and disability law, we can concentrate on staying abreast of changes in the law to help ensure the best possible service to our clients.