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Estate Planning for College-Bound Kids: Preparing Before They Head Off to College
As high school seniors look forward to graduation in the coming months, many families are already planning for this exciting milestone and…
First-Time Estate Planning? Here’s How to Prepare
Preparing for your first estate planning appointment can feel like a big step, but with a little organization, you’ll be ready to…
Supporting Your Loved One: Tips for a Smoother Caregiving Journey
Being a caregiver for a loved one is a rewarding but demanding role. It’s easy to become overwhelmed by the day-to-day responsibilities,…
Clearing the Clutter: A Surprising First Step in Estate Planning
It’s always a great feeling to declutter—a clean, organized space can reduce stress and help us think more clearly. It may not…
The Importance of Legal Planning for Long-Term Care: How an Attorney Can Help
When it comes to planning for your long-term care, working with an attorney can make all the difference. Long-term care is a…
Protect Your Estate from Laughing Heirs
The term “laughing heirs” refers to distant relatives who may inherit from your estate even though they had little to no relationship…
Crafting the Perfect Will: What to Include—and What to Leave Out
A will is one of the most important tools in estate planning, allowing you to have a say in how your assets…
Why Estate Planning Matters: Lessons from Celebrity Estates
When Chadwick Boseman, Prince, and Aretha Franklin passed away without formal wills, their estates were exposed to significant legal complications and family…
How to Properly Revoke a Power of Attorney
A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that grants one person or entity, known as an agent, the authority to…
Why Life Changes Make Estate Planning Essential
Life brings many changes and milestones that can increase the need for an estate plan. Whether you’re starting a family, buying a…