Brett Gibson represents domestic partners, including same-sex partners, in estate and life planning. Through proper planning, domestic partners can define the property rights and legal responsibilities of their relationship, appoint their partner as power of attorney if they become incapacitated, and leave assets to their partner through a will or trust.

Brett Gibson works with domestic partners to create a plan that secures their rights, defines their legal relationship, and protects their privacy. Planning typically includes a Cohabitation Agreement, Will or Revocable Trust (or both), Health Care Power of Attorney, General Durable Power of Attorney, and Living Will. Brett Gibson also works with couples in utilizing Living Trusts to avoid probate, manage out-of-state property, and maintain privacy.

Proper planning can provide clarity to your relationship and security for your future. You can begin the process now by completing our on-line questionnaire and requesting a free initial consultation. Define Your Relationship and Plan Your Estate.