Protecting Your Children’s Inheritance After Divorce
Posted on: April 18th, 2018
If you are divorced, it is essential to make sure your plan works precisely the way you want. Every situation is unique, but we are here to help design a plan that achieves your goals and works for your family. Give us a call today if you have any questions....
Why Not Just Go Online and Create Your Own Estate Planning Documents Cheaply?
Posted on: April 11th, 2018
There are many software programs, as well as websites, that sell do-it-yourself estate planning documents. These websites and form creation tools seem to offer a convenient and cost-effective alternative to consulting with an estate planning attorney. But will they really meet your needs and protect your family? Is online, do-it-yourself estate planning worth the perceived upfront savings?...
Estate Planning Mistakes Seniors (Including You or Your Parents) Can’t Afford to Make
Posted on: April 4th, 2018
Estate planning really should become a priority as soon as you acquire your first asset, have a child, or step into adulthood in any other truly meaningful way. And yet many of us put it off for far too long, leaving ourselves and our families at risk of getting stuck in the court system in the event of an unexpected accident, illness, or injury.
I get it, planning for your incapacity and death can be scary. But it’s even more frightening to think of the potential tragedies that can arise if you and your family don’t have the right planning in place....
Succession Planning When Not All of Your Kids are in the Family Business
Posted on: March 28th, 2018
Owning your own business can be a great endeavor that takes a lot of passion and drive. Many small business owners focus on the day-to-day management and growth of the business, rather than thinking about a time when he or she may not be in the business....
Not Married? You’re not alone – but you still need a plan. Estate Planning for People Living Together, Bachelors, and Bachelorettes
Posted on: March 21st, 2018
Approximately half of America’s population over the age of 16 is unmarried. While much of the discussion involving estate planning focuses on married couples, this topic is just as important for a single person. In fact, many times it is even more important that a single person have a well-coordinated estate plan....
Five Surprisingly Common Planning Mistakes Baby Boomers are Making in Droves
Posted on: March 14th, 2018
Baby boomers - the first generation tasked with the responsibility of planning for and funding their golden years. This generation, which includes those born between 1946 and 1964, have entered and continue to enter into retirement. ...
