Wills, Living Wills & Powers of Attorney

Legal Decisions for Your Peace of Mind

Making decisions about who will receive your property when you die and about who will make future health care decisions if you cannot requires much thought and consideration. Your wishes for your family members, your desire to leave a legacy, your innermost values, and other factors can influence your decisions.

At the firm of Monique Gilson-Moreau, we help our clients understand the legal and personal issues that can affect the shape of wills, living wills, and powers of attorney. Then we create the legal documents needed to put our clients' wishes into effect.

For a free consultation with attorney Monique Gilson-Moreau, call 425-462-2226.

Helping Clients Make Sound Decisions

Our firm provides estate planning services including:

• Simple wills allow you to direct the distribution of your property after your death.
• Advanced health care directives (also know as living wills and directives to physicians) allow you to instruct family members and medical professionals about your wishes regarding life-sustaining treatment in the event you are diagnosed with a terminal illness or are in a permanent unconscious condition.
• Durable powers of attorney allow you to appoint someone to act on your behalf if you are unable to do so because of a temporary or permanent disability.

To help our clients make sound asset transition and end-of life health care decisions, we listen carefully to their needs. We explore their relationships with their family members and how they would like to provide for them. Clients always have the benefit of our honest and candid advice.

After a divorce, adoption, or other major change in life, it makes sense to revisit your will and health care plans. Attorney Monique Gilson-Moreau works with clients over time as their needs evolve and change. We can update a will, power of attorney, or advanced health care directive at a very reasonable cost.

The firm of Monique Gilson-Moreau, with offices in Bellevue, Washington, is always available to answer questions and provide guidance in these matters.

If you would like a free half-hour consultation with Monique Gilson-Moreau, an experienced wills and estate lawyer, call 425-462-2226 or contact us online.