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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...
There have been some significant rulings coming out of the US Supreme Court this year. There are serious discussions in the legal community on whether the issue of gay marriage will be the next right to be overturned. Social media platforms are full of calls 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 an emotionally and legally fraught issue for LGBTQIA+ families. For many, it’s important to understand the differences in local state, county, and city laws regarding domestic partnerships and marriage. While most married couples can proceed...
When putting your home into a Revocable Living Trust, you should make sure that your Trust is updated and reflects your current wishes, that the deed is properly worded and valid, and that it is recorded in a timely manner with the county. Many attorneys will prepare...
As a notary at an estate planning law firm, I have spent the past decade assisting clients with a family member in urgent need of a Will or Living Trust. Suddenly, the call for a Power of Attorney to enable loved ones to handle the patient’s financial affairs has...
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...
