Most of our planning it revolves around trust base planning. So there’s a joint trust for a couple or an individual trust for an individual. And then, there’s a will that we call a pour over will because it pours over the assets into the trust so that everything is controlled in one place. And then, most importantly we do powers of attorney. In Arizona we use financial powers of attorney and we use a healthcare power of attorney that’s a combination form for health and for mental health provisions. And then, we always do a living will for our clients. I think only twice in over 20 years has somebody not wanted a living will and we have a conversation what is that and they say yeah, I want that.

The powers of attorney and particularly the healthcare power probably more important than the will and the trust for most people.