Estate Planning, Probate, & Corporate Counsel
Estate Planning & Probate
Whether you’re safeguarding generational wealth or navigating the complexities of probate court after loss, The Archibong Firm brings clarity, discretion, and legal precision to every estate matter. The Archibong Firm crafts personalized plans to protect what matters most—and handles estate disputes with grace and strength.
Things to think about with estate planning:
Advanced healthcare directive: A legal document—usually a living will and healthcare power of attorney— that details your medical and health decisions when you are incapacitated (e.g., do not resuscitate).
A living will/medical directive: A legal document that outlines the medical treatments you do and do not want at the end of your life. A healthcare Power of Attorney document denoted who will make healthcare decisions for you if you cannot make them yourself.
A healthcare/medcal power of attorney: Denotes who has the power to make healthcare decisions for you if you cannot make them yourself.
Financial durable power of attorney: Allows a authorized person to make financial decisions in your name and on your behalf if you’re unable to do so yourself.
Last will and testament: A legal document that outlines your wishes for your possessions and dependents following your death (e.g., beneficiaries, guardians for minor children, and the executor for your estate— the person who will be responsible for carrying out your wishes according to your will.)
Pro tip: Don’t confuse will preparation with an estate plan. A will is an important part of your estate plan, but an estate plan provides an overarching strategy for your end-of-life healthcare directives and asset distribution.
Corporate Counsel & Governance
Entrepreneurs, executives, and nonprofits turn to The Archibong Firm for strategic legal insight. From entity formation and contract negotiation to regulatory risk management and dispute resolution, we help businesses thrive and stay protected.
