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Being a single parent is hard work, but you can’t let specific duties fall by the wayside just because of your challenges. One of these essential duties is getting your estate plan in order so it can help your children when you pass away. Each element of your estate...
In contemplating your estate plan and envisioning how assets would be divided in the event of your death, you may want a loved one to continue to live in your home. One way to achieve this is to create something called a “life estate”. What is a Life Estate? When you...
While we generally prefer that you execute your estate planning documents with us (see the top four reasons why, below), we understand that this isn’t always possible due to health concerns, inability to travel, or because it would pose an undue inconvenience. To...
Once your estate plan is completed, signed, notarized and witnessed as appropriate, you’re probably breathing a huge sigh of relief. But don’t leave that estate plan on a shelf to gather dust. Make sure you complete the following steps. Review your estate plan for...
Working in software and engineering, you know a lot about how computers work. You have digital assets, like cryptocurrencies, and you keep everything you need online on the cloud or on your hard drive. As you begin working on your estate plan, it’s very important to...
What Is A Power of Attorney? A Power of Attorney names the agents you wish to act on your behalf for financial matters in the event you are incapacitated. This document can give power to your agents immediately (we call this a Durable Power of Attorney) or upon the...
Estate planning can be complicated as a stepmom. You know that there are higher odds of getting into a dispute with your stepchildren, and the whole process can be very complicated. As such, you want to address some of these potential complications in advance. The...
You know that life is fragile and unpredictable, at best. However, you want to be as prepared as possible. That means trying to meet your end on your own terms. Both Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) and Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST) orders can help...
You’ve always had a superior taste, especially when it came to your jewelry, and you’ve amassed a nice collection of pieces over the years. Yet, how do you divide things up in your estate plan in a way that’s fair to your children? No two pieces are alike, and there...
Many people put off estate planning until they are in their 50s or 60s. They see it as thinking about how to pass on the assets they have accumulated. As a result, if you are in your 30s, you may not think estate planning is for you. However, it can still be an...
