“As my widowed mother's health was beginning to decline, my brothers and I sat down and spoke to her about how she wanted to have her estate managed in the event she was unable to make her own decisions.

In the end, she decided to have a Power of Attorney drawn up so that her family, and not strangers, could make her financial and medical decisions. I reached out to David Salter for guidance.

David's knowledge of estate planning and his compassion for our situation made this experience so easy. After an initial consultation, David had the information he needed to tailor the necessary documents to align with my mom's wishes.

Once my mother had time to read the completed paperwork, David arranged a meeting with mom, my siblings and me. He came to my mother's home, spoke directly to her and answered all of her questions.

In the end, my mom felt comfortable signing the papers and my siblings and I now know that in the event she is unable to make her own decisions, her financial and health care decisions will be made by the family she chose.”

— Monica Doyle, client

“Living Trusts are so important as they can minimize or outright eliminate estate taxes, allow your estate to avoid probate, and smoothly pass on your estate to your beneficiaries. I have been working with David Salter’s estate planning firm since 1994. David has set up living trusts for my wife and me and now for my kids and their spouses.

One thing I particularly like about how David handles his business is the annual maintenance program fee. Unlike many larger estate planning firms, you pay one affordable annual fee, and anytime during the year, you can call David up if you have a question about your estate plan at no charge.

There is no $400 an hour bill for engaging him in a simple question like you will find at more expensive estate planning firms. David’s prices are very reasonable.

I have been a very happy client of David’s for nearly 30 years now and highly recommend Salter Law LLC.”

— John Styrbicki, client