Helping families, individuals, and business owners protect their loved ones and plan for the future. At Mackintosh Law, LLC, we are dedicated to the highest standard of professional service and client satisfaction. We charge a flat fee for estate planning work, so that you will know the entire cost for our services at the beginning of the process.
We will help you put in place a will-centered or trust-centered estate plan that allows you to maintain control of your assets and pass them on to whom you want, when you want, and how you want. Brooks was fantastic to work with and made the entire process very smooth and easy to understand. Creating a will was an important topic of discussion in our house following the birth of our daughter, though it remained on our perpetual 'to-do' list for some time without action.
Brooks helped us create the plan that is a great fit for our family and can be adjusted with ease as our family and financial situation changes. We recommend Brooks' counsel without hesitation.
We will help you put in place a will-centered or trust-centered estate plan that allows you to maintain control of your assets and pass them on to whom you want, when you want, and how you want. Brooks was fantastic to work with and made the entire process very smooth and easy to understand. Creating a will was an important topic of discussion in our house following the birth of our daughter, though it remained on our perpetual 'to-do' list for some time without action.
Brooks helped us create the plan that is a great fit for our family and can be adjusted with ease as our family and financial situation changes. We recommend Brooks' counsel without hesitation.
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Brooks has practiced law for more than twenty years and is a member of the National Institute of Certified Estate Planners.
He works with clients to determine their needs and drafts wills, living trusts, powers of attorney, advance health care directives, and other planning documents to accomplish their goals.
He also represents executors and family members in probating wills and administering decedents' estates.
Before founding Mackintosh Law, LLC, Brooks was a senior attorney at the U.S. Department of Treasury and a trial attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice, Antitrust Division, for a total of ten years.
He works with clients to determine their needs and drafts wills, living trusts, powers of attorney, advance health care directives, and other planning documents to accomplish their goals.
He also represents executors and family members in probating wills and administering decedents' estates.
Before founding Mackintosh Law, LLC, Brooks was a senior attorney at the U.S. Department of Treasury and a trial attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice, Antitrust Division, for a total of ten years.
If you have a family, own a home, or have significant assets, there are some basic estate planning documents that will allow you to maintain control of your assets and personal choices while you are living and to protect and provide for your loved ones after you are gone.
An Advance Directive for Health Care allows you to appoint an agent who will give directions and make decisions about your health care when you are unable to do so.
It also allows you to record your preferences and beliefs regarding medical treatment and end of life decisions.
An Advance Directive for Health Care allows you to appoint an agent who will give directions and make decisions about your health care when you are unable to do so.
It also allows you to record your preferences and beliefs regarding medical treatment and end of life decisions.
Only through a Will can you appoint a guardian to care for your children in the event of your death and an executor to administer your estate.
You can direct exactly how your assets will be distributed.
If you made a will years ago, we can review it with you to make sure it addresses your needs and intentions of today.
This is especially important if you have since married, had children, divorced, moved to a different state, or accumulated significant assets.
Set up a testamentary trust to manage the inheritance of any minors until they reach an age of responsibility.
You can direct exactly how your assets will be distributed.
If you made a will years ago, we can review it with you to make sure it addresses your needs and intentions of today.
This is especially important if you have since married, had children, divorced, moved to a different state, or accumulated significant assets.
Set up a testamentary trust to manage the inheritance of any minors until they reach an age of responsibility.
With a Power of Attorney, you name an agent who will make your business and financial decisions when you are unable to.
Used together with a Living Trust, you can provide instructions on how you want your agent to handle your assets.
Without a Power of Attorney, a court may need to appoint a Conservator who will make these decisions for you.
A court hearing can be time-consuming, expensive, and it is always public.
Often times, the Conservator is not someone you would choose, nor do they know your wishes.
Used together with a Living Trust, you can provide instructions on how you want your agent to handle your assets.
Without a Power of Attorney, a court may need to appoint a Conservator who will make these decisions for you.
A court hearing can be time-consuming, expensive, and it is always public.
Often times, the Conservator is not someone you would choose, nor do they know your wishes.
Mackintosh Law can help you make informed decisions about the health care you receive during a period of incapacity, when you cannot speak for yourself.
Appoint an agent who will give directions and make decisions about your health care when you are unable to.
Record your preferences and beliefs regarding medical treatment and end-of-life decisions.
Without an Advance Directive for Health Care, there are restrictions on the health care decisions friends and relative can make for you.
The court may be required to appoint a Guardian to make these decisions on your behalf.
Appoint an agent who will give directions and make decisions about your health care when you are unable to.
Record your preferences and beliefs regarding medical treatment and end-of-life decisions.
Without an Advance Directive for Health Care, there are restrictions on the health care decisions friends and relative can make for you.
The court may be required to appoint a Guardian to make these decisions on your behalf.
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