What estate planning documents do I need?

It depends on your situation, but most plans include a will, a living will, durable powers of attorney, and one or more trusts. We will help you decide what is right for you.

Why not just let the state decide?

Without a plan, the state determines what happens to your possessions and may influence decisions about your care. Planning ahead lets you make those choices yourself and protect your family.

Does Mr. Wigger speak to groups about estate planning?

Yes. Jarrel L. Wigger often speaks at no cost at churches, civic centers, and other local organizations. Contact our office to ask about his availability.

Estate Planning & Probate

Estate Planning & Probate Attorneys Serving North Charleston & Summerville, South Carolina

Estate Planning & Probate Attorneys

End-of-life preparation is not something anyone wants to think about, but it is something everyone should. It lets you decide what happens to your possessions and the things most important to you, and it allows you to make personal decisions about late-life health care.

By preparing now, you choose the care you would want and decide issues such as organ donation — and you take that burden off your family during a difficult time. Don’t leave these important decisions to someone else or to the state. We help you gain peace of mind by preparing your will, living will, durable powers of attorney, and trusts.

Free Consultation

Often Done in One Visit

Generally, we can prepare and finalize your documents during the initial consultation, so you can leave with your plan in place.

Peace of Mind

Make your own decisions about your care and your possessions, rather than leaving them to the state.

Often One Visit

Generally, we prepare and finalize your documents during the initial consultation.

Protect Your Family

Spare your family added stress by making your wishes known in advance.

What We Prepare

Documents We Prepare

Wills
Living wills

Durable powers of attorney
Trusts

Frequently Asked Questions

What estate planning documents do I need?
It depends on your situation, but most plans include a will, a living will, durable powers of attorney, and one or more trusts. We will help you decide what is right for you.
How long does it take to prepare my documents?
Often we can prepare and finalize your documents during the initial consultation, so you can leave with your plan in place.
Why not just let the state decide?
Without a plan, the state determines what happens to your possessions and may influence decisions about your care. Planning ahead lets you make those choices yourself and protect your family.
Does Mr. Wigger speak to groups about estate planning?
Yes. Jarrel L. Wigger often speaks at no cost at churches, civic centers, and other local organizations. Contact our office to ask about his availability.