Planning for Healthcare Professionals
Protect your practice. Preserve your wealth. Plan with precision.
Why It Matters
As a healthcare professional, your practice, income, and responsibilities create unique planning needs. Estate and tax missteps can cost you—and your family—dearly. At Wade Law Offices, we specialize in strategic estate, tax, and business planning for:
Whether you own a practice or work within one, our tailored services help you safeguard what you’ve built and ensure it transitions smoothly into the future.
How We Can Help
Personalized strategies for high-income professionals in medical fields.
Estate Planning for Healthcare Professionals
Wills, trusts, advance directives, and guardianship planning built to reflect your career and lifestyle.
Tax Planning & Wealth Preservation
Minimize estate and gift taxes, maximize charitable giving, and protect large portfolios from tax erosion.
Practice & Business Structuring
Form LLCs, PCs, or S-Corps to reduce liability and align with regulatory and licensing requirements.
Succession & Exit Planning
Plan for sale, transition, or inheritance of your practice—on your terms, not the court’s.
Buy-Sell Agreements
Protect your partners and your practice with enforceable agreements that address retirement, disability, or death.
Profession-Specific Support
We offer industry-focused strategies for doctors, dentists, chiropractors, and veterinarians—because each profession has distinct challenges.
Why Clients Choose Wade Law Offices
Legal experience with medical insight.
- Deep experience serving high-net-worth healthcare professionals
- Dual-state licensing in California and Washington
- Integrated estate, tax, and business planning
- Personal attention with long-term client relationships
Ready to protect your practice and your legacy?
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do healthcare professionals need specialized estate planning?
High income, malpractice risk, and practice ownership make healthcare professionals uniquely vulnerable to tax and legal exposure.
Can I protect my practice from lawsuits and taxes?
Yes. Proper entity formation and asset protection strategies are key. We’ll help you choose and implement the right structure.
What happens to my practice if I become incapacitated?
Without a plan, courts may intervene. With ours, you control who steps in and how your business continues.
What’s the difference between a trust and a will for doctors?
A trust avoids probate and keeps your plans private—especially valuable for professionals with complex estates or medical practices.
Is charitable giving a good strategy for me?
Often, yes. We design giving plans that align with your values while reducing estate and income tax burdens.
We’re Ready to Help
Secure your future. Plan with purpose. Lead with confidence.