Creating a comprehensive estate plan ensures that your assets are managed and distributed according to your wishes while providing peace of mind for your loved ones. Below, we outline 13 critical documents that every estate plan should include and explain their significance. At Treetown Law, we organize your essential documents in a leather-bound estate plan portfolio, and we provide digital versions of each document as well.

When you were pregnant, you meticulously watched your diet and researched the safety ratings of all the car seats. When your baby was born, you bought BPA-free bottles and toys. And unlike your parents in the 80s and 90s, you put a helmet on your kid when they learned how to scooter or bike.

When it comes to your child, you leave nothing to chance.

Except—if you don’t have an estate plan—you are leaving A LOT to chance. If you are a parent of minor children, there are three things you need to consider today: (1) Guardianship; (2) Money; and (3) Emergencies.