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Before you leave the kids with a babysitter for a few hours, you conduct serious research and planning sessions to make sure they will be safe. You provide multiple pages of instructions for the babysitter to ensure that your child and house are safe in their capable hands.

Have you done the research and planning needed to assure your family's well being when you are gone permanently, including estate planning, trusts, wills and power of attorney?

We can help.

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Dorwart Law - LifePlan Nebraska

Dorwart Law - LifePlan Nebraska

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Marriage is a beautiful new chapter, but it doesn’t only bring big life changes. It can also bring significant legal and financial changes for couples. That’s why this new chapter is the perfect time to create or update your estate plan.

Without proper planning, state laws — not your wishes — could determine who makes decisions for you or inherits your assets. Remember: Each spouse should have their own will and power of attorney, even if your wishes align.

Give us a call, and we can get started.

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The start of a new year brings a fresh perspective — making it the perfect time to revisit your power of attorney (POA).

As a reminder, a POA is a simple legal document that allows someone you trust to make financial decisions on your behalf if you’re unable to.

If your life changed in 2025, whether from marriage, divorce, new family members, or health shifts, you should think about revisiting who you want to handle important matters if you’re unable to.

For assistance starting or reviewing your POA document or other estate planning documents, give us a call. We’re here to help ensure your wishes are protected and your family’s future secured.

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Our Omaha Firm

As an Omaha firm whose main focus is estate planning, LifePlan Nebraska can help you draft a plan that will not let you down and keep it effective through all of life's changes. We work as planning partners—counselors, rather than paper pushers who simply drop your information into template documents.

Our Areas of Practice & Services

  • Trusts
  • Wills
  • Powers of Attorney
  • Probate
  • Guardianship
  • Trust Administration
  • Estate Counseling
  • Worker's Compensation
  • Small Business Planning
  • Medicaid Planning
  • Maintenance Programs
  • Education Programs
  • Personal Legacy Planning
  • Advice on Beneficiaries
  • Collaboration with Financial Advisers, Insurance Professionals, Accountants and Others
  • Regular Estate Plan Updates
  • Advice on Beneficiaries
  • Startup and Venture Capital Law

Want to learn more about the difference between Estate Planning Documents? To check out our comparison chart!

Our Helpful Forms and Resources


Estate Planning


Probate/Trust Administration

Resources for Seniors

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