Wills & Living Trusts

Wills & Estate Planning

There are many things that go into creating a will to ensure that it will be legally recognized upon your death. You must be of sound mind when creating or updating your will and it must be signed by two witnesses who also watch you sign your will. Although there are computer programs and software that promise to help you create a will, these documents can have deficiencies that prohibit them from having full legal affect. Such forms may not conform to Oregon law. It’s not a risk you want to take. Consider an attorney as your personal sherpa, someone who can answer your questions, such as, “what is the difference between a will and revocable living trust?” The purpose of a consultation is to learn about your individual circumstances and devise the plan that is best for you.