Whether you are married or single, we take pride in designing an estate plan that suits your specific needs including many of the services listed on this page.

A Trust is a “roadmap” for your heirs and often helps your estate avoid the costs and time associated with a court involved probate. A trust allows you to fund it with specific assets (a primary residence, investment accounts, other real and personal property) and gives the creator of the trust the ability to control the distribution of specified assets even after death.

Similar to a Trust, a Will, but with court supervision, allows you to decide who will receive your assets and how they are distributed. This is often achieved through a court supervised process called Probate. At the Law Office of Eric Bohman, we often use what is called a “pour over” Will which allows your estate administrator(s) to “pour” those assets not properly placed into Trust into that trust which saves the client time and money.

Your agent named in your Power of Attorney for Finances can make financial decisions on your behalf should you become incapacitated.

Sometimes referred to as a "Living Will," your Health Care Directive sets forth your specific health care wishes and appoints an agent to carry out your medical decisions when you are unable to speak for yourself or otherwise incapacitated.

These documents allow you to control who will care for and make decisions for your minor children or other dependents if you are unable to do so your self.

When a loved one passes, the Law Office of Eric Bohman is here to guide you through the steps necessary to distribute the assets and otherwise “wind-up” the affairs of the estate.

Don’t let your estate plan collect dust. It is important to review your plan on a somewhat regular basis or when there has been what I call a “triggering” event to guarantee what you had previously drafted continues to meet your needs, wants and desires.

The Law Office of Eric Bohman is here to assist its clients with their small business needs whether it be drafting specific contracts are forming the right business entity for you. Eric works closely with your CPA or other tax advisor to ensure that whatever entity you choose maximizes your tax protection.