You can make important health care and guardian decisions with sound mind.

What if I can’t make my own health or financial decisions?

We tend not to consider these types of worst-case scenarios and sometimes talking about incapacity is more difficult for clients than talking about death. Planning ahead now can give you the peace of mind that your affairs will be managed properly in this situation and can also benefit you financially with proper planning.  Estate Planning tools such as using a Health Care Proxy and a Power of Attorney are examples of two instruments that surpass the coverage of a simple will.

What if I’m on life support?

As a society we’ve seen that this situation can be trying on your family and friends.  The law provides a patient the right to deny health care, and choosing to do so, or not to do so, eliminates the potential for family battles in this situation.

What else should I plan for?

Estate Planning asks these types of questions to give you comprehensive coverage and during your representation with Gregory P. Sheehan you will consider several areas beyond just where you want your property to go when you pass away.  One goal is to protect your property when you pass away, but we also want to show you ways to protect your property in the immediate future.