Meet Brooke: Your Trusted Partner in Comprehensive Estate Planning Service

Devoted to guiding clients through the creation of personalized estate plans, the focus is on simplifying and streamlining the process for efficiency and easy understanding. Tailoring plans to meet individual needs and desires, the goal is to alleviate the overwhelming nature of the estate planning journey

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Brooke Elia
Estate Planning Attorney

Brooke Elia is a Top Rated Attorney with over 13 years of legal experience.

PERSONALIZED:

Benefit from dedicated guidance throughout the entire process; no paralegals or legal assistants—just a committed attorney from start to finish

CUSTOMIZED:

Committed to delivering a tailored and comprehensive plan aligned with your unique needs, wishes, and goals.

STREAMLINED:

Recognizing the importance of your time, prioritizing efficiency in estate planning—offering a process that is both thorough and swift, ensuring your time is respected and well-invested. 

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“Prompt and Exceptional Professional Service”

"On short notice Brooke provided exceptional service to create my Living Will and Trust documents in time for me to go through an unplanned medical procedure. Her attention to detail, knowledge, and sensitivity to my needs helped me to make some difficult life decisions in a comfortable environment. I appreciate and highly recommend Brooke as she is a consummate professional who cares about her clients."

"Brooke handled my trust process promptly and professionally. She was patient with all my questions and my slow responses. Communication went very well with phone calls and emails. I’m very happy with the final results."

-Theresa

Comprehensive + Tailored Estate Planning

  • A living trust is a legal arrangement where you place your assets into a trust during your lifetime, with you typically serving as the trustee. This allows for seamless management and control of your assets while alive. In the event of your incapacity or passing, a successor trustee steps in to distribute or manage the assets according to the terms you've specified in the trust document, bypassing the probate process and ensuring a smoother transfer of assets to beneficiaries. Living trusts are versatile tools in estate planning

  • A will, or last will and testament, is a legal document that outlines your wishes regarding the distribution of your assets and the guardianship of minor children after your death. It allows you to appoint an executor to carry out your wishes and ensures your property is distributed according to your preferences. Creating a will is a fundamental aspect of estate planning, providing clarity and legal direction for the settlement of your estate.

  • Also known as a living will, a legal document that outlines your healthcare preferences in case you become unable to communicate or make decisions. Guidance on medical treatments, life-sustaining measures, and organ donation, ensuring your wishes are respected during critical health situations.

  • A power of attorney is a legal document that grants someone, known as the agent or attorney-in-fact, the authority to make decisions on your behalf. This can include financial, legal, or healthcare decisions. It is a crucial tool in estate planning, allowing a trusted individual to act on your behalf when you are unable to do so yourself.

  • A guardianship nomination is a legal provision in which you identify a trusted individual to assume legal responsibility for your minor children in the event that you and the other parent are unable to care for them. This crucial aspect of estate planning ensures that your children are placed under the guardianship of someone you have chosen and trust, providing clarity and peace of mind regarding their welfare.

  • A conservatorship nomination is a legal arrangement where you designate someone to manage the financial affairs and other important aspects of your life in case you become unable to do so. This individual, known as the conservator, is appointed to make decisions on your behalf, ensuring that your financial matters are handled responsibly and in accordance with your wishes. It is a key element in comprehensive estate planning.

Your legacy, our priority: Estate Planning Excellence

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