Estate Planning
I’ve Been Named as a Guardian. What Do I Do?
A guardian is an individual who cares for someone, often a minor child, who needs special protection. Parents can nominate a guardian…
Ways to Avoid Family Fights over Your Property
Ask a group of friends if they have experienced a family fight over property after a loved one has died, and you…
COVID-19: A Reminder of Why Estate Planning Is Important
Coronavirus has been all over the news—and with good reason. For some people, it can turn into a serious illness if contracted….
Legal Requirements to Consider When Selecting an Executor
The person you choose to be your executor (sometimes called a personal representative) will play an extremely important role, as that person…
Sandwich Generation Month: Considerations When Caring for Both Children and Parents
July is National Sandwich Generation Month, a time to honor those who are caring for both their children and their aging parents….
Why Your Marital Agreement Should Be Shown to Your Estate Planner
It is not uncommon for couples to enter into marital agreements stating what property is separately owned by each spouse and the…
Steps to Provide for Your Childrens’ Future
As a single parent, you should feel proud of your efforts to nurture and care for your children. Here are a few…
Three Legal Strategies When Facing a Major Health Event
What You and Your Family Need to Know Receiving a health diagnosis or learning that you need to undergo major surgery can…
Planning for the Financial Future of a Troubled Adult Child
Your 3-Step Guide Are you concerned about any of your adult children? Estate planning can pose extra challenges for families with adult…
Don’t Put Off Till Tomorrow What You Can Do Today: Why It’s Time to Talk with Your Family and Your Estate Planning Attorney
There’s no perfect time to broach the subject of estate planning with your family. We all know that everyone passes away eventually,…