Lighthouse Wills and Trusts

Lighthouse Wills and Trusts provides estate planning services for individuals and families in New Mexico. The firm helps clients prepare wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and other documents designed to protect property and clarify future wishes. Its work includes planning for minor children, probate avoidance, incapacity, and wealth transfer. The practice emphasizes customized guidance, helping clients understand available options and create plans suited to family circumstances and long-term goals effectively.

Lighthouse Wills and Trusts assists clients with essential planning and strategies for avoiding probate. The firm helps parents designate guardians for minor children and advises on revocable living trusts, beneficiary designations, and transfer-on-death arrangements. Its services include healthcare powers of attorney, living wills, general powers of attorney, and limited powers of attorney. These tools help clients prepare for periods when they may be unable to manage personal or financial decisions.

Lighthouse Wills and Trusts also advises clients on estate and gift tax planning for larger estates. The firm works with irrevocable trusts, planned giving strategies, and estate planning vehicles intended to manage potential tax exposure and preserve assets. Its services include planning with life insurance trusts, grantor trusts, residence trusts, and charitable techniques. The practice also prepares specialized gun trusts addressing lawful ownership, transfer, privacy, and succession concerns involving regulated firearms.

Lighthouse Wills and Trusts offers company-sponsored estate planning programs for employers seeking to provide employees with practical legal benefits. The firm can meet with staff on-site to prepare wills and related documents while tailoring plans to individual circumstances. Its approach emphasizes personal interaction and value-based pricing rather than one-size-fits-all forms. The practice aims to make estate planning accessible while helping families organize important decisions concerning property, incapacity, and future generations.