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A well-prepared will or trust gives clear direction for how your property should be managed and distributed. Our attorneys help clients create estate plans that reflect their goals, family circumstances, asset structure, and long-term wishes.

After a loved one passes away, families often need guidance through probate or trust administration. We help personal representatives, trustees, and beneficiaries understand their responsibilities, follow required procedures, and resolve issues with care and efficiency.

Planning for long-term care can involve difficult financial, medical, and family decisions. Our attorneys help clients understand elder law and Medicaid planning options so they can prepare for future care needs while protecting available resources where possible.

When a loved one can no longer manage personal, medical, or financial decisions, guardianship or conservatorship may be necessary. We guide families through the legal process with sensitivity, clarity, and respect for the person who needs protection.

Family businesses and farms often require careful succession planning to preserve operations, reduce conflict, and support a smooth transition. White Peterson helps owners plan for the future of the business, the land, and the family relationships connected to both.

Retirement accounts can play a major role in an estate plan. Our attorneys help clients consider beneficiary designations, tax issues, trust planning, and distribution concerns involving IRAs and other retirement benefits.

Families caring for a loved one with special needs often need a plan that protects eligibility for benefits while providing long-term support. We help clients create thoughtful planning structures designed around care, stability, and future needs.

Asset protection planning helps clients prepare for risk, preserve property, and make informed decisions about how assets should be owned, managed, and transferred. Our attorneys provide guidance based on each client’s family, business, property, and financial circumstances.