Estate Planning Services to Secure Your Legacy

Thoughtfully structured trusts and estate plans to protect what matters most—your family, your assets, and your future.

Our Estate Planning Services

  • Tax paperwork

    Will & Trust Creation

  • Money growing

    Revocable & Irrevocable Trusts

  • Health papers

    Power of Attorney & Healthcare Directives

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    Wealth Transfer & Legacy Planning

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    Charitable Giving Strategies

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    Family Business Succession

Who We Serve

  • Young Families – Set guardianship, provide for dependents

  • High-Net-Worth Professionals – Minimize taxes, protect large estates

  • Business Owners – Succession and asset continuity

  • Retirees / Pre-Retirees – Estate optimization for heirs

  • Blended Families – Avoid disputes and ensure fairness

  • Charitable Donors – Establish trusts and foundations

How our Process Works

  1. Discovery Consultation

  2. Personal & Financial Review

  3. Plan Drafting (Will, Trusts, POA, etc.)

  4. Legal Execution

  5. Periodic Reviews & Updates

Why Choose One Advisory Partners

  1. Integrated with Financial & Tax Planning

  2. Collaborative Approach with Legal Experts

  3. Experienced Team of CFP®s, JDs & CPAs

  4. Personalized, Long-Term Planning

  5. Transparent, Fiduciary Advice

  6. Ongoing Updates as Life Evolves

Client Testimonials / Success Stories

Meet Your Tax Advisors

At ONE Advisory Partners, our mission is to bring clarity and confidence to your journey from career success into a fulfilling retirement. Founded on the belief that every client deserves personalized attention and truly unbiased advice, we’ve dedicated our practice to helping successful professionals and families navigate one of life’s most important transitions—retirement.

Our Philosophy

Our founding principle is simple: put the client’s interests first, always. As a fiduciary and fee-only firm, we are committed to objectivity and transparency at every step. Our distinctive, predominately flat-fee structure means you receive advice that’s truly aligned with your goals, not driven by commissions or sales quotas. At ONE Advisory Partners, you’ll find a team passionate about education, empowerment, and delivering measurable value through every phase of your financial life.

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FAQs

  • Yes. A will is just one part of a complete estate plan. An estate plan also includes trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and strategies for tax efficiency, wealth transfer, and protecting your legacy.

  • A will outlines how assets are distributed after death, but it often goes through probate. A trust allows assets to be transferred directly to beneficiaries, avoiding probate and offering more privacy and control.

  • Estate planning isn't just for the wealthy. It’s essential for anyone who wants to protect their family, avoid legal delays, reduce taxes, and ensure their wishes are clearly documented.

  •  A revocable trust can be modified during your lifetime, giving you flexibility. An irrevocable trust, once established, cannot be changed easily—but it offers stronger protection from taxes and creditors.

  • Yes. We specialize in helping blended families create fair, conflict-free estate plans that reflect their unique dynamics and minimize the risk of disputes among heirs.

  • We can collaborate with your existing attorney or work with our network of trusted estate attorneys to ensure your plan is properly drafted, legally sound, and aligned with your financial goals.

  • Your estate plan should be reviewed after major life events—such as marriage, divorce, a new child, a business change, or significant asset growth—or at least every few years to keep it current.

  • Yes. Strategic estate planning can reduce estate taxes, capital gains taxes, and income tax burdens for your beneficiaries through trusts, charitable giving, and tax-efficient asset distribution.

  • Absolutely. We can help you integrate charitable giving into your estate plan using strategies like donor-advised funds, charitable trusts, and foundations to create a lasting legacy.

  • Common estate planning documents include a will, living trust, financial power of attorney, healthcare directive, beneficiary designations, and, when needed, business succession or charitable giving instruments.

Ready to plan for the future? Let’s talk.

Take the first step to feeling confident you finally have a solid plan of action to achieve both your financial and lifestyle objectives. Schedule an introductory call today.