Estate Planning · March 27, 2023

Avoid costly estate planning errors! This article explores three common mistakes that can disrupt your intended asset distribution. Learn about the importance of updating beneficiary designations, avoiding outdated documents, and conducting regular plan reviews. By sidestepping these simple missteps, you can safeguard your assets and ensure your loved ones are protected. Stay on track with your estate plan and achieve the peace of mind you deserve. Learn more...

Estate Planning · March 20, 2023

Ensure you receive expert guidance when hiring a lawyer for your estate planning needs. In our article, we provide the top 5 questions to ask before hiring a lawyer. Whether you're setting up a trust, creating a will, or designating powers of attorney, our guide will help you navigate the process with confidence. Don't leave your estate planning to chance. Read our article to find the right lawyer for your needs. Read more...

Estate Planning · March 13, 2023

Traveling can be a wonderful experience, but it's important to consider the unexpected before you go. One crucial aspect of preparation that's often overlooked is estate planning. This involves making decisions about your assets and finances in case of your incapacity or death. Having a plan in place before traveling is essential to ensure that your loved ones are protected, and your wishes are carried out. Don't overlook this important step in preparation for your travels. Read more...

Estate Planning · March 06, 2023

Your estate plan is an essential component of your financial well-being. But did you know that it's equally important to keep it up-to-date? Life is full of surprises, and failing to update your estate plan can have serious consequences. In this article, we'll explore why everyone needs to keep their estate plan updated and what can happen if you don't. Learn more...

Estate Planning · February 27, 2023

Are you the parent of a young adult? Do you know what your rights are regarding their medical care? In this article, we'll explore everything you need to know about your rights and responsibilities as the parent of a young adult in the event of a medical crisis. From legal considerations to medical decision-making, we've got you covered. Don't wait until it's too late – read on to ensure you're prepared for any situation. Learn more

Estate Planning · January 30, 2023

Being a Trustee means taking on a wide variety of duties. Some are conditional on the confidence level between you and the other person, but some responsibilities are always the same. So, before agreeing to be a trustee, learning everything you can about the role is crucial. If you're considering becoming a Trustee, read this article beforehand. Learn more. 

Estate Planning · January 23, 2023

Putting your family at risk because you didn't read the fine print. If something happens to you, you take out life insurance to provide for your family. However, many people make mistakes when they designate their beneficiaries. Use this 4-step guide to avoid common mistakes and ensure your designated beneficiary receives the intended financial benefits. Learn more...

Estate Planning · January 09, 2023

One of the hardest things in life is to be able to plan for any situation. Our lives are mostly in order, but there is always that possibility that we might not have time to arrange things and decide once we are gone. Find out what the law says about the importance of a living will and how it can help you leave your estate to your loved ones after you die and keep them from dealing with legal issues. Read more...

Estate Planning · June 07, 2022

Although married same-gender couples are now enjoying nearly all of the same rights as opposite-gender couples, there is still one key right that’s still up in the air—the automatic right to be legal parents. While parental rights are automatically bestowed upon the biological parent, the non-biological spouse/parent still faces a number of challenges when it comes to obtaining full parental rights. Luckily, same-gender couples do have an alternative to adoption—estate planning.

Estate Planning · June 03, 2022

Although same-gender marriage is legally recognized in all 50 states, long-held prejudice at both political and family levels continues to create complications for married and unmarried same-gender couples. With this, especially if you're a member LGBTQ+ community, estate planning is even more critical for you and your beloved to ensure that they will be protected and provided for in the event of your death or incapacity.