Sarah Williams’ law practice is based on relationships - - not merely the drafting of documents. 

She approaches clients with a genuine interest in understanding their needs and desires. Because of her previous background working with stroke and head and neck cancer patients, she is aware of the changes that individuals experience as they age. Disposition of assets after death and tax planning through wills and trusts are important parts of the estate-planning process. 

Planning to maintain clients’ control while they are alive is also an integral component of comprehensive planning. Durable powers of attorney, health care surrogate designations and living wills are valuable tools to maintain client control. 

All client issues are considered and discussed within a trusting, confidential attorney-client relationship.