We've Been Where You Are
Few people are eager to discuss what may happen to us as we age, or what may come of our children in the event of the unthinkable. We convince ourselves that we are resourceful, strong, able to work through whatever may come – or maybe we just do not have the time right NOW to fully focus on such an important topic.
Rarely, however, will the perfect time emerge for putting plans in place to protect the people you love the most in the event of crisis, aging, or death. By delaying a plan, we risk putting the very people we want to protect into the most traumatic scenario of needing to act on your behalf without knowing your wishes – and at the time where your family wants to be with you most.
We know the hardship of an unexpected healthcare crisis – and how that hardship intensifies when questions need answers and no direction is in place to guide the very people who want to make the best decisions on your behalf.
We also know the power a proper estate plan provides. POWER TO YOU, finally able to enjoy peace of mind that your wishes are known, your healthcare decisions are preserved, and your assets are safe from any long-term care costs. POWER TO THEM, your loved ones, who can be by your side in a crisis or as you age, carrying out your decisions instead of facing tough questions without direction, without risk of spending thousands on your care.
Tupper Butler Law knows the power of planning. We want to give that power to you.
Years of experience as lawyer, advocate, and caregiver.
When Michelle's active and healthy father was left a quadriplegic after a fall in his home, she assumed responsibility for his care while balancing the demands of her legal career and family needs with two young children. Without any guidance or a plan in place, Michelle persisted through complicated legal, financial, and medical issues while trying to also just be with her family during the toughest days they could not have imagined. She established Tupper Butler Law to assist other families with personalized estate planning and elder law concerns.
Devastatingly, after three years of thriving as much as one can after such a traumatic spinal cord injury, Michelle's father passed away in late February 2020. In stark contrast to the traumatic days following her father's injury, Michelle found peace with her father in his final days, confidently executing her father's wishes with her family because he put a plan in place before he died.
