Estate plans are important to protecting your estate and properties. It ensures adequate protection of assets in your name or that of your desired beneficiary. In cases of contest of Will or property allocation or probate, proper estate plans would exempt you from this situation. Estate plan involves making many important decisions and plans over your future and that of your loved ones. specifically, estate plans, concerns what happen to your assets both while you are alive and well or dead, how you want to share your assets to family, children or spouse, who takes over making certain important decisions for you in cases of mental incapability and lastly transfer of ownership of a property. These plans can only be presented, documented and implemented in wills and testament, living trust, revocable or irrevocable trust, advance medical directives and lastly financial power of attorney (power of attorney). An estate attorney is all you need to make file the appropriate document and to also ensure the legal implementation of these plans.