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Deeper Dive into Advance Healthcare Directives
When it comes to your healthcare, especially during these uncertain times, you need to ensure that two estate planning documents in particular…
What Happens If My Beneficiary Dies Before Me?
When planning for death, most people assume they will die before their beneficiaries (e.g., their spouse, children, and grandchildren). While these assumptions…
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…
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….
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…
Caregivers, You’re Not Planning Just for Yourself
As a caregiver, your job is invaluable. You spend much of your time, money, and energy taking care of the needs of…
We All Need a Yearly Checkup: Your Estate Plan Does Too
One of the main reasons for getting an annual physical is to detect and treat problems before an illness or health condition…
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….