Wills, trusts, and the supporting documents Oregon families actually need.
Document your distribution wishes, nominate guardians for minor children, and select a personal representative under Oregon law.
Learn more →Create a flexible plan that may keep properly transferred assets out of probate while you retain control during your lifetime.
Learn more → Oregon NotaryAuthorize a trusted agent to handle specified financial and legal matters during your lifetime.
Learn more →Record healthcare preferences and appoint a representative to make medical decisions when authorized under Oregon law.
Learn more →Practical legal guidance for personal representatives through Oregon's court-supervised estate-administration process.
Learn more →Guidance for court-supervised personal decision-making for a minor or an adult who meets Oregon's legal requirements.
Learn more →Prospective, lawful planning that considers ownership, entities, trusts, exemptions, and the risks relevant to your circumstances.
Learn more →Oregon-centered planning that evaluates state and federal estate, gift, and transfer-tax considerations.
Learn more →Clear premarital agreements prepared with Oregon's disclosure, voluntariness, and enforceability requirements in mind.
Learn more →Coordinate ownership, management, valuation, funding, and estate-planning decisions for a closely held or family business.
Learn more →Without a plan, Oregon courts make decisions that may not reflect your wishes, about your children, your assets, and your medical care. Four reasons to start now.
Without a plan, Oregon courts decide custody arrangements and how your assets are distributed, often in ways that don't reflect your wishes.
A properly funded trust can help you avoid the costly, time-consuming, public probate process, transferring assets directly to your beneficiaries.
Strategic planning reduces state and federal estate tax burdens, preserving more of your wealth for the people and causes you care about.
Healthcare Directives and Powers of Attorney are designed to help decisions about your care be made by someone you trust, consistent with your wishes.
A focused consultation to sit with what matters most. You'll be heard in plain English, walked through the Oregon options that fit your family, and leave with a clear sense of the path forward.