Madison, WI
2810 Crossroads Dr, Madison, WI 53718
Our Madison Team
Ahmad Abusamieh
Estate Planning Attorney
Alix Bushard
Client Service Coordinator
Estate Planning Attorneys in Madison, Wisconsin
Estate planning gives you clarity, confidence, and peace of mind knowing your loved ones will be protected. At Oath, our Madison office helps individuals and families create personalized estate plans that simplify the future and ensure your wishes are honored. Whether you’re building your first plan or updating existing documents, we make the process straightforward, supportive, and easy to understand.
Trust and Estate Attorneys in Madison
A trust is one of the most effective tools for managing assets and protecting your family’s future. Oath’s Madison trust attorneys help you determine whether a revocable living trust or an irrevocable trust best supports your goals.
A revocable living trust allows you to retain control of your assets and make updates as your life changes. An irrevocable trust offers stronger long-term protection and structured asset management. We explain both options in clear, practical language and help you design a trust strategy that reflects your values and long-term priorities.
With the right trust in place, your family can avoid confusion and move forward with confidence.
Wills and Estate Planning Lawyers in Madison
A will forms the foundation of a complete estate plan. It outlines how your assets should be distributed, names guardians for minor children, and ensures your loved ones have clear guidance when it matters most.
At Oath, our Madison estate planning lawyers guide you step by step through creating or updating your will. We help you clarify your intentions, select beneficiaries, and document your wishes in a meaningful way. With a properly drafted will, you can feel secure knowing your voice will be heard.
Power of Attorney Lawyers in Madison
A Power of Attorney (POA) allows you to appoint someone you trust to manage financial or legal matters if you become unable to do so. Without this important document, your family may face delays or court involvement during stressful situations.
Our Madison team helps you choose the right decision-maker, define their authority, and prepare a durable POA tailored to your needs. With a clear POA in place, your affairs can continue smoothly, even in unexpected circumstances.
Healthcare Directives and Living Wills
A healthcare directive, often referred to as a living will, outlines your medical treatment preferences if you cannot communicate your decisions. These documents reduce stress for loved ones and ensure your care aligns with your personal values.
Oath’s Madison team guides you through thoughtful discussions about life support, emergency care, and comfort measures. We help you clearly document your wishes so your family and healthcare providers can act confidently and compassionately.
Why Families Choose Oath
Families throughout Madison and Dane County choose Oath for our transparent, education-focused, and client-centered approach to estate planning.
What sets Oath apart:
- Flat-fee pricing — no hourly billing or hidden costs.
- No upsells or litigation — estate planning only.
- Educational, supportive process from beginning to end.
- Exclusive focus on estate planning — deep clarity and expertise.
- Secure digital access to completed documents.
- Ongoing support as your life and family evolve.
Meet Your Madison Estate Planning Team
Our Madison estate planning team is dedicated to helping local families create thoughtful, customized plans that protect what matters most. We take the time to understand your goals, answer your questions, and design a plan that fits your life. Every document is personalized — no templates, no legal jargon, and no pressure — just clear guidance and lasting peace of mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What’s the difference between a will and a trust?
A will distributes assets after you pass away, while a trust can manage assets during your lifetime and afterward.
2. Do I need both a will and a trust?
Many Madison families benefit from having both. A trust simplifies administration, while a will covers remaining assets and names guardians.
3. Who should I choose as my Power of Attorney?
Select someone responsible, trustworthy, and capable of managing financial and legal decisions.
4. How often should I review my estate plan?
Every few years or after major life events like marriage, divorce, or purchasing property.
5. What happens if I die without a will?
Without a will, state law determines how your assets are distributed — which may not reflect your wishes.
6. What is a living will?
A living will outlines your healthcare preferences if you cannot communicate your decisions.
7. Should digital assets be included in my estate plan?
Yes — include online accounts, digital files, passwords, and social media access.
8. How do I plan for a blended family?
A personalized estate plan ensures clarity and fairness for all spouses and children.
9. What are common estate planning mistakes?
Waiting too long, not updating documents, and selecting the wrong representatives.
10. How long does estate planning take?
Most Madison clients complete their plans within a few weeks, depending on complexity and scheduling.
Client Testimonials
“The Madison team made everything easy to understand. I finally feel prepared and confident.”
“Clear explanations, compassionate guidance, and no pressure. Highly recommend.”
“Flat-fee pricing gave us complete transparency and peace of mind.”
“They listened carefully and created a plan that truly fits our family.”
“Professional, thoughtful, and incredibly organized. A wonderful experience.”
Contact Oath in Madison
Office Address:
Oath – Madison Office
2810 Crossroads Dr
Madison, WI 53718
Phone: (608) 555-0917