Estate planning is a comprehensive process aimed at managing and distributing an individual’s assets and wealth in accordance with their wishes and objectives upon their death, encompassing various legal and financial strategies to ensure the efficient transfer of property and minimize tax liabilities. It serves to provide peace of mind by establishing clear instructions for the distribution of assets, reducing the likelihood of family disputes or legal challenges, and safeguarding the financial well-being of loved ones, including spouses, children, and other beneficiaries, through the establishment of trusts, wills, and other estate planning instruments. Additionally, estate planning allows individuals to designate guardians for minor children, specify healthcare directives, and plan for incapacity, thereby empowering them to maintain control over their affairs even in unforeseen circumstances, while also preserving their legacy and values for future generations.