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Wichita Estate Planning Attorneys

Make Sure the People You Love Aren’t Left to “Figure It Out”

An estate plan is a guide for your children, your property, your healthcare, and the people you trust. Making considered choices now can make the path easier in the future.

Our Wichita estate planning team helps you think through those decisions, put the right documents in place, and understand exactly what you are signing.

Since 2013 Serving Wichita Families
More Than Documents A Plan You Understand
A Team That Cares First Call to Final Signature
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Wichita Estate Planning for Real Life

A Good Estate Plan Covers More Than Just “Who Gets What?”

Everyone has an estate they need to plan for: the people close to them, the things they own, their wishes for the future. We help Wichita families create plans for situations like these:

You Have Children Who Depend on You

Name the people you would want caring for your children and put a plan in place for how their inheritance should be managed.

You Own a Home, Business, or Growing Assets

Decide how your property should be handled and whether a will, trust, or other planning tool makes the most sense for your family.

You’re Wondering Whether You Need a Trust

Trusts are not just for the ultra-wealthy. Depending on your goals, a trust may give you greater control over how and when assets are managed and passed on.

You Have a Loved One With Special Needs

A carefully designed estate plan can help you provide for someone you love while accounting for their long-term needs and circumstances.

You Want Medical & Financial Wishes Clear

Choose the people you trust to make important decisions and document your wishes before anyone ever has to guess.

Your Life Has Changed, but Your Plan Hasn’t

Marriage, divorce, children, retirement, a new business, or major financial changes are all reasons to revisit an existing plan.

Law Office of Andrew Rowe, P.A. Attorney

A Different Kind of Estate Planning Experience

You should understand your own estate plan. That sounds obvious, but too many people leave a lawyer’s office with a stack of documents they do not fully understand and a vague hope that everything is set up correctly.

That is not the experience we want for our clients. We use a detailed process, a capable team, and modern technology to make estate planning easier to complete and easier to understand.

  • Clear explanations, not a legal lecture.

  • A complete plan, fit to your life.

  • A team that keeps things moving.

How We Build Your Estate Plan

From “We Should Probably Do This” to Done.

Estate planning has a way of sitting on the to-do list. Our job is to make the process manageable enough that you can finally cross it off.

01

Start With a Conversation

We learn about your family, your property, your concerns, and what you want your plan to accomplish. Then we help you understand which tools work best.

02

Build the Right Plan

Depending on your needs, your plan may include a will, trust, powers of attorney, healthcare documents, guardian nominations, and other planning tools.

03

Review It

We walk through the important decisions and documents with you, answer your questions, and make sure you understand how the pieces work together.

04

Finalize and Put It to Work

We complete the documents and help you understand what needs to happen next so you leave knowing what you have, what it does, and how it works.

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Wichita Families Say It Better Than We Could

★★★★★

“Andrew and his staff are awesome. They are very knowledgeable, friendly and patient. They were always available to answer any questions we had even if we had asked them before. I really appreciate that Andrew took the time to consider our special needs son and his needs in the future.”

Renee Jerrick
★★★★★

“Andrew and his staff were knowledgeable, helpful and accommodating to our needs. We needed a quick turn around due to a surgery. All was handled in a very professional way.”

Judy Goodsell
★★★★★

“Great team to work with helping us make decisions for the development of our trust. The process was quick and easy. Highly recommend.”

Dana Knight
★★★★★

“I didn’t believe that our experience could live up to all the high praise I read in the reviews before hiring Andrew. But it absolutely did. He made this process extremely easy and has a kind and accommodating staff.”

Katy W.
★★★★★

“Everything was handled very professionally. There are a LOT of details involved in creating a trust, but I felt confident that Andrew and his staff handled every last detail.”

Marsha Potvin
★★★★★

“My wife and I worked with Andrew to put a trust together. He and his team did a phenomenal job! They were very thorough, explained everything, and walked us step-by-step through the process.”

Michael Potvin

The Questions Our Clients Ask Us First

What Is Included in an Estate Plan? +
That depends on your family and goals. An estate plan may include a will, trust, durable powers of attorney, healthcare documents, guardian nominations for minor children, and other documents designed to work together. We help determine what you actually need rather than starting with a one-size-fits-all package.
Do I Need a Trust, or Is a Will Enough? +
It depends on what you own and what you want your plan to accomplish. Some families are well served by a will-based plan. Others may benefit from a trust because they want greater control over how assets are managed or passed on. We will talk through the differences and help you choose the approach that fits.
Is Estate Planning Only for Wealthy Families? +
No. Estate planning is also about who can make decisions for you, who would care for your children, what happens to the property you do own, and how your wishes are documented. You do not need a yacht, a private island, or a complicated portfolio to have people and decisions worth protecting.
What Happens If I Die Without a Will in Kansas? +
Without your own legally enforceable plan, Kansas law plays a much larger role in determining what happens to your estate. That may not match what you would have chosen for your family or property. Creating an estate plan gives you the opportunity to make those decisions yourself.
When Should I Update My Estate Plan? +
Reviewing your plan makes sense after major changes such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, a significant change in your finances, starting or selling a business, or the death of someone named in your existing documents. Even without a major event, an older plan may be worth reviewing to make sure it still reflects your life.
How Long Does Estate Planning Take? +
The timeline depends on the complexity of your plan and the decisions involved. We will explain the process and what we need from you at the beginning, then keep things moving so your estate plan does not become another project that sits unfinished for years.
Let’s Get This Off Your To-Do List

Our Wichita Estate Planning Attorneys Are Here to Help

Tell us about your family, what you want to protect, and the questions you have been putting off. We will help you understand what kind of estate plan makes sense and what it will take to put it in place.

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