To make the first meeting productive, bring the following items to get started on your estate planning:
- Any existing wills, powers of attorneys, living wills and trust documents;
- Settlement or Property Distribution Agreements associated with divorce or business separation matters;
- Life Insurance Policies;
- Most recent Income Tax or Gift Tax Returns;
- List of all family members, including children, step-children, adopted children, spouse and extended family;
- A detailed list of all assets and beneficiary designations associated with such assets;
- If you are employed or retired, a detailed list of your employee benefits, pension and 401-k plans as well as Individual Retirement Accounts for both individuals and business;




