You are likely accustomed to making decisions for yourself, from small, seemingly insignificant decisions to major decisions. What happens, however, if you suffer from a terminal illness or a catastrophic accident that leaves you incapacitated...Read more »
When most people think of the purpose of a Last Will and Testament they envision the distribution of estate assets after death. While your Will does allow you to decide who will receive which assets...Read more »
You have likely been inundated with advice by well-meaning friends, family members, and co-workers about how important it is to create an estate plan. Like the majority of Americans, however, you have yet to take...Read more »
You have worked hard all your life to amass the estate assets you have. Whether you have a modest estate or a large estate, chances are good that you want to leave what you have...Read more »
One of the primary goals of estate planning for most people is to ensure that their family members and loved ones are provided for financially in the event of their death. If that is among...Read more »
People frequently make the mistake of operating under the assumption that estate planning is only necessary when you have a valuable estate to protect and pass down. If you are the parent of young children,...Read more »
In today’s electronic age just about anything can be downloaded from the internet. “Do-it-yourself”, or DIY, projects of all sorts, for example, can be found online. Even legal forms, including a power of attorney, can...Read more »
You have undoubtedly heard from friends and families about the importance of having a comprehensive estate plan in place; however, do you also know why an incapacity plan is important to include within your estate...Read more »
