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Navigating Estate Planning in Your Second Marriage
BlogRemarrying adds another layer of complexity to estate planning.
Using Trusts to Protect Your Real Estate Assets
BlogSimply bequeathing property to your heirs can be complicated and may result in hefty tax implications.
3 Ways to Protect Your Estate from Probate Delays
BlogDelays in probate can tie up assets for months or even years, causing stress for beneficiaries.
Why You Need a ‘Letter of Instruction’ in Your Estate Plan
BlogThis personalized guide is a roadmap for your family and executor, covering territory that formal legal documents might miss.
Protecting The Family Vacation Home for Generations
BlogWithout adequate planning, this sanctuary can become a family contention point.
Why Every Parent Needs a Guardianship Clause in Their Will
BlogIf you’re a parent, the thought of someone else raising your child is probably uncomfortable. However, it’s a contingency you need to prepare for.
Make Your Money Last Through Your Golden Years
BlogRetirement is something that we all look forward to, but it can also be a source of financial stress if we are not prepared.
The Importance of Updating Your Beneficiaries
BlogYou’ve crafted an estate plan and think you’re all set. But when was the last time you updated your beneficiaries?
Digital Assets: The Overlooked Part of Estate Planning
BlogIn today’s digital age, your online presence — from social media accounts to digital investments — has become a valuable part of your life.
Why Would You Use a Revocable Trust?
BlogUnlike wills, which become effective upon death, revocable trusts offer flexibility and control over assets during one’s lifetime.