Plans for the people you care about,put in writing.
Adrian Scott Wilson helps families organize their wishes, protect what they've built, and spare loved ones avoidable stress.
What you share stays with us.
Estate planning means talking about family, health and money. You should be able to do that openly.
- Confidential by law and by practiceEverything you tell us is protected by attorney-client privilege.
- Handled with restraintWe ask only for what your plan needs, and we keep your documents secure.
- No pressureYou'll get clear explanations and honest advice, not a sales pitch.
Estate planning, done thoroughly.
Wills
Name who receives your property and who cares for your minor children, so those decisions are yours and not a court's.
Trusts
Manage assets during your life and pass them on privately, often without the delay and expense of probate.
Powers of attorney
Choose someone you trust to handle your finances if you cannot.
Healthcare directives
Put your medical wishes in writing and name someone to speak for you.
Plan reviews and updates
Marriage, children, a move or a change in assets can all change what your plan should say. We'll review it with you.
What to expect.
Conversation
We talk through your family, your assets and your goals.
Recommendation
You get a plan in plain language, with the reasons behind each choice.
Drafting
We prepare your documents and review them with you line by line.
Signing
You sign properly, and we help you keep your documents where they will be found.
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Adrian Scott Wilson
Careful, clear and discreet.
Adrian is an attorney who focuses on estate planning. He works with individuals and families to create plans that are clear, durable and fitted to their circumstances.
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Start with a conversation.
Tell us a little about your situation and we'll suggest a time to talk. Please don't include sensitive details in your first email.
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