Law Office of Andrew Rowe, P.A.

Law Office of Andrew Rowe, P.A. is a Wichita, Kansas estate planning and probate firm serving individuals and families with wills, trusts, probate, and estate administration. The firm helps clients organize assets, document wishes, plan for incapacity, and prepare for the transfer of property after death. Its services support people with minor children, specific health care preferences, special needs concerns, charitable goals, and other family planning priorities during life transitions.

Law Office of Andrew Rowe, P.A. prepares wills, pour-over wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, special needs trusts, pet trusts, charitable planning documents, durable powers of attorney, health care proxies, HIPAA releases, and advance directives. The firm also assists clients with guardianship nominations for children and transfer-on-death documents. Its approach emphasizes comprehensive planning so documents, beneficiary arrangements, and property ownership work together to reflect each client’s intentions clearly as circumstances change.

Law Office of Andrew Rowe, P.A. guides families through probate administration, including matters involving wills and estates without wills. The firm also assists with schedules of assets, inheritance issues, deeds, assignments of personal property, and transfers of corporate interests into trusts. Its probate and administration work helps clients understand legal responsibilities, organize estate property, address required procedures, and move through the process with clearer expectations and practical support for families.

Law Office of Andrew Rowe, P.A. was established in Wichita in 2013 and remains focused on Kansas estate planning, probate, and administration. The firm offers personalized consultations and can arrange house calls when mobility concerns make travel difficult. Clear explanations, thorough planning, and attentive service guide its work. By carefully reviewing each client’s circumstances, the firm helps families create plans that effectively address property, health care, inheritance, and future responsibilities.