Estate planning Wills, trusts, powers of attorney

Planning ahead for your family.

Estate planning protects family and assets. It provides for passing on, keeping and managing what you own.

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Law Office of James A. Knowlton. Practicing law since 1985.

The documents

Three documents that matter most.

  1. Will

    Says who receives what you own, and who handles your estate.

  2. Trust

    Holds property for the people you choose, managed by a trustee you name.

  3. Powers of attorney

    Let someone you trust make financial and medical decisions for you when you can’t.

Powers of attorney

As important as a will or a trust.

  • Financial

    Someone you choose handles your money and property when you can’t.

  • Medical

    Someone you choose makes medical decisions when you can’t.

The first meeting

The right balance, for each person.

I work to find the right balance for each client.

Knowlton Law

Law Office of James A. Knowlton

First meeting
In my office
Where
211 Midland Avenue, Suite 203, Basalt
Hours
Weekdays, 10 am to 6 pm