Estate Planning Focused on What Matters Most to You
Your loved ones. Your goals. Your security and future.
Areas of Focus
Estate Planning
Regardless of your stage of life, having a current estate plan should be a top priority. This applies whether you are single or married, a parent or an empty-nester, and whether you are building a career or enjoying retirement. Up-to-date planning ensures your wishes are carried out as intended and reduces the burden on your loved ones providing a clear, stress-free path forward.
Elder Law
When the possibility of long-term care arises, you face tough decisions with long-range financial implications. We help you take proactive steps to provide for your future needs while protecting assets for your family. By making these decisions now, you prevent confusion and emotional strain for your loved ones. Expert legal counsel provides the options you need to ease your concerns, resolve uncertainties, and ensure your family remains supported.
Health Care Directives
A health care directive ensures your medical wishes are honored if you become unable to communicate them yourself. By documenting your wishes now, you provide your family with a clear roadmap during difficult times and relieves them of the burden of making decisions. Expert legal guidance helps you navigate these sensitive choices, ensuring your personal values are protected and your designated advocates are prepared to act on your behalf.
Estate Planning and Probate
Every client’s situation is unique. Estate planning options are numerous and, at times, complex. To develop a custom estate plan appropriate for you, I will discuss your circumstances, needs, and wishes. After thoroughly reviewing options, I will recommend a plan and draft the documents to achieve your goals.
After someone passes away, certain legal steps are required to ensure the transfer of assets and the wrapping up of a person’s affairs. Generally, these steps are referred to as “estate administration.” If you have been named as a personal representative or are otherwise responsible, you may be unsure of what you’re supposed to do to probate the estate. Efficient legal representation eases the burden of estate administration.
A Steady Hand for Life’s Most Important Transitions
Amy Kuronen
Estate Planning Attorney
Breanna Moulder
Legal Assistant
Sprout
VP of Morale & Client Support
to Clients
Professional Associations & Community Involvement
Minnesota State Bar Association —
member of Probate & Trust and Elder Law Sections
4th & 6th District Bar Association
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member and past board president
Minnesota Women Lawyers
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member
Helping Paws
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volunteer