Alaska Estate Planning

Whether you’re creating your first estate plan or revisiting documents prepared years ago, you deserve an attorney who takes time to understand your circumstances.

Alexandra brings years of Alaska practice experience and an LL.M. in Taxation to help you consider how your family, property, and financial goals fit together.

Your plan may include:

• Wills to express your wishes for your estate and nominate guardians for minor children.
• Revocable living trusts to plan for the management and distribution of your assets.
• Financial powers of attorney to authorize someone you trust to handle financial matters.
• Advance health care directives to document your health care wishes and identify who can make decisions for you.
• Deeds and trust funding guidance to help coordinate your property with your plan.
• Estate plan reviews and updates following a move, marriage, divorce, new child, or other life change.

You can work with AFJ Law without traveling to an attorney’s office.

We begin with a phone or video consultation to discuss your goals and questions. From there, we gather information, prepare your documents, and review your plan together remotely.

When your documents are ready, you’ll receive instructions for arranging signing with the appropriate witnesses and notary for your documents. 

We’ll also explain the follow-up steps needed to put your plan into practice.

 If you live in one state and own property in the other, or are planning a move between Alaska and Arizona, we can discuss how those connections affect your estate planning needs.

AFJ Law also assists with probate and trust administration, small-business planning, and tax planning. If your needs extend beyond an estate plan, we can discuss how those pieces fit together.