Estate Planning Solutions
Preparedness and peace of mind.
Prenuptial Agreements
Protect What Matters — Plan for the Future with Confidence
A well-crafted prenuptial agreement isn’t just about protecting wealth. It’s about having open, honest conversations and making thoughtful plans that reflect your values, your goals, and your relationship. At Tamarack Law Incorporated, we help individuals and couples create clear, enforceable prenuptial agreements that protect both partners and promote long-term peace of mind.
Why Consider a Prenuptial Agreement?
Clarity and Transparency: Know exactly how finances, assets, and debts will be handled — before there’s ever a problem.
Protect Family and Future: Safeguard inheritances, businesses, or property acquired before marriage.
Reduce Conflict: A prenuptial agreement can reduce the risk of costly and contentious litigation in the event of divorce.
Support Financial Honesty: Full disclosure of assets and obligations creates a foundation of trust.
Whether you’re entering your first marriage, remarrying, or blending families, a prenup can help ensure fairness and security for everyone involved. To learn more, please visit our store.
Revocable Living Trust
Revocable Living Trust Drafting Services | Tamarack Law Incorporated
Protect your assets. Plan your legacy. Avoid probate.
At Tamarack Law Incorporated, we help individuals and families across Alaska draft revocable living trusts tailored to their needs. A properly drafted living trust can give you peace of mind, reduce the burden on your loved ones, and keep your affairs private—all while keeping you in control of your assets during your lifetime.
What Is a Revocable Living Trust?
A revocable living trust is a legal document that allows you to manage your assets during your lifetime and pass them to your beneficiaries without going through probate. Unlike a will, a living trust can provide privacy, faster distribution of property, and seamless incapacity planning.
Key features:
You retain full control over your assets during your lifetime.
You can revise or revoke the trust at any time.
After your death, your assets are distributed according to your instructions—without court intervention.
Why Choose Tamarack Law for Your Living Trust?
Tamarack Law Incorporated offers personalized, attorney-drafted estate planning documents—not generic templates, which can be unreliable. When you work with us, you receive:
Attorney-led trust creation based on your goals and assets
Clear explanations of your options and rights
We take the time to understand your family structure, financial picture, and long-term priorities. Whether you're looking to avoid probate, plan for incapacity, or streamline your estate for your children or spouse, we help you do it with clarity and care.
Benefits of a Revocable Living Trust
Avoid Probate: Keep your estate out of court for faster, private asset distribution.
Maintain Privacy: Trusts are not public records, unlike wills filed in probate.
Plan for Incapacity: Appoint someone to manage your assets if you’re unable to do so.
Flexible and Controllable: Make changes as your life or family circumstances evolve.
Serving Clients Throughout Alaska
Tamarack Law Incorporated proudly serves clients throughout Alaska, offering virtual consultations where available. Whether you're just starting to think about estate planning or are ready to update your documents, we’re here to help.
The Comprehensive Estate Planning Document
Deliver a plan to your loved ones that explains your wishes for end of life care and detailed instructions for how to administer your estate. Our template ensures that important documents won’t fall through the cracks, and allows you to take estate planning at your own pace, one step at a time. This document can also be a useful reference tool as you continue to fund your revocable living trust with property you acquire over time.
We offer this document as complimentary addition to our Revocable Living Trust and Final Will and Testament services. To learn more, please visit our store.
Consultation Appointment
Start With a Conversation. Leave with Clarity.
Legal planning doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Whether you’re preparing for marriage, thinking about your estate, or just trying to understand your options, a consultation with Tamarack Law Incorporated is a low-pressure, high-value place to begin. We take the time to listen, ask the right questions, and give you clear guidance — so you can move forward with confidence.
What to Expect From Your Consultation
Personalized Attention: Your life and your goals are unique — so we never take a one-size-fits-all approach.
Straightforward Advice: We’ll help you understand the legal landscape and what options make sense for your situation.
Clear Next Steps: If you choose to move forward, we’ll outline what that looks like in terms of process, timeline, and cost.
Confidential and Judgment-Free: We handle each and every conversation with care, discretion, and respect. You don’t need to have everything figured out — we’re here to help you do just that.
If you’re’ ready to schedule a consultation, please visit our store to learn more.
Final Will and Testament
Peace of Mind for You. Clarity for Those You Love.
A thoughtfully drafted will is one of the most powerful gifts you can leave your loved ones. It’s not just about dividing assets — it’s about providing guidance, honoring your values, and minimizing stress for people who matter most. At Tamarack Law Incorporated, we help you create a legally sound, fully personalized will that reflects your wishes and protects your legacy.
Why You Need a Will
Avoid Uncertainty: Without a will, the Alaska state intestacy statute decides how your assets are distributed — this can often be in ways our clients would not have chosen for themselves.
Protect Your Loved Ones: Appoint guardians for minor children, care for dependents, and provide for your chosen beneficiaries.
Minimize Family Conflict: A clear will reduces confusion and the risk of disputes at an emotionally difficult time.
Control Your Legacy: Decide how your property is handled, who oversees your estate, and how personal items are passed on.
Everyone, regardless of age, wealth, or family structure, deserves the peace of mind that comes from having a will in place.
If you are ready to provide your family with the certainty of a strong estate plan, please visit our store.
What does a comprehensive estate plan offer?
In a word, a comprehensive estate plan offers certainty.
Certainty that your wishes will be carried out;
Certainty regarding the protection of your assets in the event of divorce;
certainty that your loved ones and the causes you cared about will be provided for in the event of your death;
certainty that none of your affairs will be neglected, causing financial or legal difficulty during your family’s time of grief.
Preparedness does not just mean having a will or trust. Without ensuring that your affairs are properly organized, your personal representative will likely not know how to carry out your final wishes. Tamarack Law Incorporated helps our clients ensure their families are prepared with a plan.
Probate avoidance:
Whether you have a Final Will and Testament or not, your estate will likely have to be administered through a public process called probate, during which creditors of your estate are paid and any beneficiaries of your estate receive property. Having helped many clients through the probate process, Tamarack Law Incorporated was founded with the goal of helping Alaskans plan their estate with probate avoidance in mind.
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Most people hire an attorney to help with part of the probate process. An attorney’s retainer is likely to cost thousands of dollars.
If a beneficiary or creditor makes a claim on your estate, that figure is likely to increase substantially. Even if there are no claims to be disputed, the time required in probate to allow all creditors to make their claims inevitably prolongs probate’s administration, delaying your loved ones’ receipt of your bequests.
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During a time of loss, many families unfortunately experience some level of conflict during the probate process, even if there are not many assets to be divided.
In addition to costing the estate in attorney’s fees, the emotional toll of a probate dispute can harm the relationships you helped foster while you were alive.
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Probate is a public process: anyone who is aware of your probate case may make a claim on your estate, whether their claim has merit or not. Your Final Will and Testament will be made a matter of public record for anyone to review. Any disputes among your beneficiaries, and the nature of any creditor claims on your estate will also be public.
In addition to costing time and money, these disputes can harm your legacy.
What are the benefits of a Revocable Living Trust?
We believe that revocable living trusts should be accessible to people at all stages of financial growth.
A revocable living trust is not just about transferring wealth to your beneficiaries. It can be part of maintaining an organized estate while you are alive, and ensuring you are cared for in the event of your incapacity.
If you’re ready to take control of your estate plan, please visit our store.
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When properly funded, a revocable living trust allows you to know that your property will pass immediately, without dispute, to your intended beneficiaries.
Tamarack Law Incorporated will provide you with comprehensive instructions regarding which assets should be placed in your trust, and how to place those assets in trust.
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A revocable living trust allows you to not only revise your estate plan as needed, but gives you the opportunity to name your successor trustee in the event of your death or incapacity. This can help minimize the potential for disputes regarding your final wishes, and gives you a greater degree of control over who, if anyone, may serve as your legal conservator.
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Working with a CPA, your revocable living trust can be part of a highly successful strategy of lawful asset protection. Keep your assets private from potential creditors; lawfully defer or avoid capital gains taxation; and retire with an organized system designed to protect you and your beneficiaries.
