Category: Estate Planning

The passage of the SECURE Act, which went in to effect on January 1, 2020, is changing retirement.

Of course, no one knows when he or she will die. However, we do have the privilege to determine our legacy, who will care for our minor or incapacitated children, and how our assets will ultimately be distributed upon our death. The best way to do this is by making...

These days, you can go online and create a legally binding Will without ever having to hire a lawyer. But should you? While these services might seem attractive, they come with a few risks that you should be aware of. So to help you make the best decision about your...

From the way we do business to the way we communicate with friends and family, social media has evolved from an online novelty to a critical factor in our day to day lives. So what happens to your profiles after you’ve passed on? The answer varies from site to site....

Who is an Executor? An executor of Will is the person chosen by the probate judge to act as the administrator of a deceased person’s estate during the probate process. An executor is not typically a lawyer, but they work closely with an attorney to execute their duties with honesty...

What can a podcast teach us about proper legal planning? A lot, actually!

Anytime you or a family member experiences a life change, you may need to update your Will to accommodate the new situation.

Co-ownership of property among heirs can often lead to disuptes on how to proceed. Learn about the different solutions the law offers for the stalemates.

Could your power of attorney be rejected? Find out how this could happen and what you can do to prevent it.

Do you have a guardian named for your children?