Wills, Trusts, and Family Planning typically refer to the legal processes and documents involved in organizing one's affairs to ensure the proper distribution of assets and care for loved ones after death or in case of incapacity. This often involves drafting wills and trusts to specify how assets should be distributed, appointing guardians for minor children, and making arrangements for healthcare and financial decision-making. Family planning also encompasses considerations such as estate taxes, asset protection, and ensuring that one's wishes are legally recognized and followed.