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As a parent and spouse, you always were prepared, anticipating matters well beforehand and addressing them before complications surfaced. This philosophy served you well through the years, and it will serve you well when it comes to estate planning. It is a good...
Whether you are starting your career or an established professional, you must understand that certain signs let you know that it is time to create an estate plan. Doing so puts you in control of what happens to your assets if you become incapacitated or die. You want...
You want to be proactive when it comes to estate planning. Through the years, you have heard too many stories about people who procrastinated or others who just did not have an estate plan when they died. Being prepared and having the right mindset represent the first...
The death of your spouse represented a crushing blow. Despite experiencing a tailspin in your life, you must confront a new challenge of issues and make crucial decisions. Besides funeral plans, your mental health and grief, you also must take another look at your...
Guardianship litigation often is complex and contentious. In some scenarios, it pits one party against another, turning into a nasty tug of war. And the person in need of care gets caught in the middle. A delicate balance must be struck. On one side, there is...
Many individuals struggle through drafting a comprehensive estate plan only to realize they left out crucial information. Forgetting to include digital assets, for example, or provisions for travel and shipping costs can throw a smooth probate process into disarray....
You feel blessed and lucky with the birth of your daughter. You almost never expected this day would ever arrive, especially at your age. You are in your late 40s and know that you will have to live a long, long time to experience the many milestones in your...
In tallying your estate along with its assets, you make sure to do a thorough inventory. You want to be precise in knowing what you have and in determining what your beneficiaries will get. However, some people, including you, may not be as thorough as they think....
After a person dies, the person appointed as their estate administrator will be responsible for managing and distributing their property and assets. The administrator of a will is called an executor, and the one for a trust is called a trustee. Both of them have to...
A crucial and, sometimes, overlooked aspect of estate planning includes asset protection. With an estate plan, you know that you have long wanted to protect your assets after your death. You must understand that you can do the same while you are alive, too. An...