Secure your legacy with Buffalo Legacy Strategies—expert estate planning to protect your future and honor your past.
Explore our tailored estate planning solutions designed to safeguard your legacy, ensuring your family’s future is secure and your wishes are honored comprehensively.
Expert Legal Solutions for Your Estate Planning Needs
Estate Planning: Craft personalized wills and trusts, ensuring your legacy is preserved and your assets are distributed according to your precise wishes.
Our knowledgeable attorneys streamline the probate process, supporting executors and beneficiaries in efficiently settling estate matters with clarity and ease.
We offer complete elder law services, including Medicaid planning, guardianship, and long-term care strategies to ensure senior citizens’ welfare and rights are protected.
Assisting business owners in planning smooth transitions to new ownership, minimizing tax impacts, and securing the continuation of their businesses.



Buffalo Legacy simplified our estate planning. Also, their elder law services offered fantastic guidance for Medicaid planning. Very patient and informative team.



After exploring several options, Buffalo Legacy's elder law and probate services stood out for their dedicated support and efficiency. Truly a relief during such complex processes.



Transitioned my business smoothly with Buffalo Legacy’s succession planning. No drama, just straightforward and clear guidance. Highly recommend for peace of mind.
FAQs
Answers to Your Key Estate Planning Questions
What is estate planning and who needs it?
Estate planning organizes management and disposal of your estate, necessary for anyone with assets or dependents.
Is it necessary to have an estate plan if I already have a will?
While a will is important, a comprehensive estate plan covers additional aspects like health care directives and power of attorney to fully protect your interests.
What happens if someone dies without a will?
If someone dies intestate, their assets are distributed according to the states laws of succession, which might not reflect their wishes. This process can also be more complicated and drawn out.
How often should I update my estate plan?
It is advisable to review and possibly update your estate plan after major life events such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, significant purchases, or changes in the law that may affect your estate.
Can I handle probate without an attorney
It is possible but challenging, especially if the estate is large, complex, or disputed
What is included in elder law services
Elder law services include Medicaid planning, protection against elder abuse, guardianship, and retirement planning