This could be by drafting a will, or it could be by using other legal devices that avoid or minimize the need for probate that a will would require. Such legal devices can include transferring real estate using a joint tenancy or transfer-on-death deed, and taking such measures as designating beneficiaries on other assets where that is permitted.
Our goal is to put into practice, in the least complicated and most affordable manner, your plan for the distribution of your estate after your death or in the event you become disabled, and to provide certainty while you are alive and another person needs to become involved due to your disability. We prepare wills, and related documents such as durable powers of attorney, health care directives, and living wills to implement our clients' plans. Other devices available to meet our needs include Transfer on Death Deeds and similar ones that help avoid probate if that is your desire.