Revocable and Irrevocable Trust: What’s the Difference?
The world of estate planning has many roads, all of which lead people down different paths of protecting their assets and property in the interest … Read more
The world of estate planning has many roads, all of which lead people down different paths of protecting their assets and property in the interest … Read more
It’s possible no two words impacted our way of life in 2020 more than “social distancing.” They made us more familiar with other terms like … Read more
A beneficiary designation is the description of the person or persons you want to receive a particular asset, like funds from a retirement account, upon … Read more
The thought of creating your Last Will and Testament can be daunting and uncomfortable, but it’s an important task — formalizing your will can save … Read more
If you’ve ever taken a dive into the world of estate planning, you’ve at least heard the term “power of attorney.” Because this document is … Read more
A majority of Americans don’t have a will prepared to protect their property and assets when they pass, ensuring the right family members and loved … Read more
Michael Jackson. Prince. Sonny Bono. Marilyn Monroe. James Brown. What do these five people have in common? Well, aside from delighting generations of fans through … Read more
Living wills and wills sound similar, but they are both entirely different documents that serve separate purposes. While each may have a few similarities, it’s … Read more
Writing a will can be an easy task to procrastinate. Beyond the grim reality that it represents planning for one’s own death, organizing an entire … Read more
You’ve likely heard of a will and understand its general use, just as you may have also heard of trusts somewhere in the same conversations … Read more