How Often Should I Review My Estate Plan?
You have thought about your wishes for after you die and written them all down. You have decided who will […]
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Planning Your Estate with Stepchildren
If you recently got married and your new spouse has children, you may be in the process of updating certain […]
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Estate Planning: Set it and forget it? Or constantly update it?
You have finally taken the time to complete your estate plan. Kudos to you! But what happens next? Just because […]
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I want to avoid probate, is a living trust right for me?
One of the most common questions an estate planning lawyer receives is if it will be a good choice […]
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How can I leave items of sentimental value to family members?
There is more than money that goes into an estate plan. A lawyer might explain to you that often the […]
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What Happens to my Debt When I Die?
In most instances when someone has died, their debt does not get transferred to their surviving family members. If when […]
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Should My Spouse and I Create a Joint Will?
A joint will is one will that is signed by two different people, usually they are a married couple, […]
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What Does The Term “Living Trust” Mean?
A living trust is basically a contract that you make with yourself and it is usually the foundational estate planning […]
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Reasons You Need to Develop an Estate Plan
It’s a common misconception that an estate plan should be reserved only for the well off. In fact, there are […]
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Handling Mediation, Pretrial, Trial, and Appellate Hearings Involve Will and Trust Disputes
If you are involved in an inheritance dispute, have been treated unfairly in a will or trust, or believe there […]
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