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Planning for the future isn’t just about documents, it’s about peace of mind. At Red Quill Law, we help you prepare customized wills, directives, and other tools that reflect your wishes and protect your loved ones. Our role is to make the process approachable, answer your questions along the way, and give you a plan that feels both practical and personal.
Last Will and Testament
Last Will and Testament
Your will is the foundation of an estate plan. It allows you to decide who inherits your property, name guardians for children, and appoint an executor to carry out your wishes. We’ll guide you through each decision, draft a customized will, and ensure it meets Virginia’s legal requirements so your plan is both valid and clear.
Healthcare and Living Will
Healthcare and Living Will
A living will documents your preferences for medical treatment if you’re unable to communicate. We’ll walk you through the tough “what if” scenarios, help you clarify your wishes, and draft instructions that give both you and your loved ones peace of mind.
Power of Attorney
Power of Attorney
A power of attorney lets you designate someone you trust to manage your financial and legal matters if you’re ever unable to do so. We’ll help you decide the scope of authority, prepare the document, and make sure your chosen agent is set up to act in your best interest.
Trusts
Trusts
Trusts can be powerful tools for managing and transferring assets, avoiding probate, and protecting loved ones. Whether you need a simple revocable trust or something more tailored, we’ll help you determine what type of trust makes sense, draft it to fit your goals, and make sure it works seamlessly with the rest of your estate plan.
Advance Medical Directive (AMD)
Advance Medical Directive (AMD)
An AMD combines a living will with the ability to appoint a healthcare agent to make decisions on your behalf. We’ll help you choose the right person, talk through difficult medical choices, and prepare a directive that clearly communicates your wishes to healthcare providers.
Disposition of Remains (DOR)
Disposition of Remains (DOR)
A DOR allows you to specify your wishes for burial, cremation, or other final arrangements. We’ll prepare the paperwork in line with Virginia law, so your preferences are documented and legally binding, easing the burden on your family during a difficult time.
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