Why should you or your family consider using our Estate Planning Services?


We have a unique law practice that is more than a personal service business. We build relationships with our clients and their families that span across lifetimes. We care about our clients. Your experience with us will be pleasant and filled with value. . .



What is it that we do at Larson & McCafferty, LLC?

We help people get their affairs in order. We educate our clients and help them to understand what needs to be done to properly plan for the possibility of incapacity and the inevitability of death.

We help our clients deal with the very real concerns that exist in our world, such as Alzheimers, incapacity, divorced children, creditors and predators, the child who cannot handle financial matters prudently, the “special needs” child, the daughter whose marriage is unsteady, and the grandchild who needs an education. We assist clients in promoting the goals and ultimate legacy that good planning can accomplish.

We provide lifetime planning as well as estate planning for individuals, families and small businesses. We assist in the preservation of wealth from the pitfalls of taxes, unnecessary expenses, and those who would take our unprotected assets if they could get their hands on them.

What do we bring to the table? Of course we prepare many documents, however, it is the advice, direction, and counseling that are of significant value to you and your family members. Our education, training, and years of experience allow us to understand and then plan to meet the specific needs of the client involved.

Combined, we (Tim J. Larson and Michael L. McCafferty) have over 40 years of practical legal experience in this area of the law. We have assisted over a thousand clients complete their estate plans. We understand the Medicaid “maize,” and are regularly involved in assisting families when a parent or spouse becomes incapacitated. We have had over 250 situations where clients with trusts have died and have assisted in the administration process. We have also assisted families in many situations where probate is necessary because more sophisticated planning was not done before a death occurred.