Gibson & Tuttle

Our attorneys at Gibson & Tuttle understand the importance of estate planning. We offer counsel and guidance to people living in the Roseville area in California, as well as throughout Placer County. Our law firm knows that there are several challenges people may face as they age, and we talk to clients during a free initial consultation to help them prepare for these issues.

One of the challenges people may encounter is a decrease in physical or mental capacity. We explain to our clients how advance health care directives work, and aid them in designating a trusted family member or friend to act on their behalf should they lose the ability to make decisions or care for themselves. Our attorneys also show them how health care directives and living wills can be used to express their wishes regarding certain types of medical treatments and their care.

When it comes to securing their families' financial futures, people have to start planning today. Our attorneys help clients understand how wills and trusts work, and explain to them how these tools can be used to protect their estates and their heirs. We also assist people to protect their businesses and to prepare them for transfer to the next generation.

At the law firm of Gibson & Tuttle, we do not believe in taking a cookie-cutter approach to estate planning. Offering personal attention and focused advice, attorneys work with clients to tailor a plan that accounts for their unique needs, concerns and goals. We help people draft the necessary documents to specify their final wishes and set up an orderly management of their estates for those they leave behind. For the convenience of those we represent, our law firm accepts credit cards.

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