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Once you become a parent, much of your life begins to revolve around the needs of your children. From how you approach your career to how you arrange your household, there will be many ways that you will have to adjust your life to better support your children. If you...
Holidays are a time for joy, celebration, and fun family gatherings. They may also be the perfect opportunity to ensure that your parents have created a comprehensive estate plan and that it reflects their current wishes. The Top 3 Things to Ask Your Parents about...
If you’re like most of us, you hope to bless your children with a sizable inheritance. But some asset types require maintenance, an influx of cash, or a lot of space to store. If the asset you’re bequeathing is too complicated to handle or to sell, it might not be an...
As we’ve often said, a Will and Trust are living, breathing documents. They provide power and access to your loved ones during lifetime as well as set forth the terms for distribution of assets at death. For these reasons, your estate planning documents are often...
If you have created a Will and Living Trust, congratulations! By some estimates, you’re ahead of more than half of all Americans who have not created a comprehensive estate plan. Putting a Will and Living Trust in place goes a long way toward protecting your assets...
You are finally completing your estate plan! You have considered your essential choices and you’re ready to put it all together. But is there anything you may have forgotten? The list below may ensure that you’ve provided for everyone (including your treasured pets)....
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...
Losing a loved one is never easy, and everyone needs time to grapple with the loss and grieve. But at the same time, if you are the surviving spouse or the appointed trustee of the Deceased’s Trust, you will also have to attend to the important business of settling...
