Incentive Trusts: Encouraging Good Choices Through Your Estate Plan
When it comes to planning your estate, most people want to do more than just pass along money. You want to leave…
Why a Durable Power of Attorney Belongs in Your Estate Plan
When people think about estate planning, they usually focus on what happens after they’re gone—who inherits what, and how to avoid probate….
Estate Planning with Trusts: Finding the Best Fit for Your Goals
When planning your estate, choosing the right type of trust can make all the difference in protecting your assets, ensuring your wishes…
Why Proactive Planning Matters: Avoiding Court Intervention in Case of Incapacity
No one likes to think about the possibility of becoming incapacitated, but planning ahead can make all the difference for you and…
Decluttering and Estate Planning: A Fresh Start for You and Your Loved Ones
Decluttering is more than just tidying up—it’s an act of organization that benefits you now and makes things easier for your loved…
What You Shouldn’t Put in a Will (And What to Do Instead)
When creating a will, you’re taking a vital step in planning for the future and ensuring your wishes are honored. However, not…
Securing Your Child’s Well-Being: Addressing Mental Health in Estate Plans
Estate planning is about more than dividing assets or deciding who gets the family home—it’s about protecting and providing for your loved…
5 Questions to Ask Before Meeting with an Estate Planning Attorney in 2025
If you’ve been putting off meeting with an estate planning attorney, the start of a new year is a great time to…
Choosing the Right Assets to Fund Your Trust
Creating a trust is a big step in making sure your estate plan is solid and your loved ones are taken care…
Need to Revoke a POA? Follow These Steps
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a powerful legal document that allows someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf, whether…
