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Estate planning is a greatly rewarding endeavor. An estate plan would help your loved ones decide how assets are distributed according to your wishes. You can even set up a power of attorney to act on your behalf if you’re incapacitated, name a child guardian for...
The reality is that as you grow older, your risk of becoming incapacitated due to illness, injury, or cognitive decline increases. While this is unfortunate, incapacitation is something you can prepare for. Acknowledging that it can happen to anyone at any time,...
When thinking about estate planning, most people choose their heirs from their relatives. But not everyone marries and has children. When these people pass on, they may have no descendants or other living relatives to inherit their estate. Alternatively, some people...
An estate planning involves the anticipation of a testator's passing and the preparation of estate distribution. Estate plans are a lot more complicated than that, however. Here’s what is included: A will A will is the most basic legal document that’s made in an...
Estate planning is essential to managing your assets and ensuring that they are distributed according to your wishes after your passing. Unfortunately, many people fall prey to some estate planning myths that can lead to significant consequences for their families and...
Everyone who is considering their estate plan has unique needs. Some individuals have few assets and primarily need to protect themselves from the dangers of incapacity. Others have dependent family members who require careful consideration and possibly expensive life...
Life is very unpredictable, and things happen when you least expect them. You may be out there minding your business only to have an accident, resulting in incapacitation. With limited physical or mental abilities, it may be impossible to manage your affairs....
You were lucky enough to find a vacation home years ago where your family spent time every summer and during your kids’ vacation breaks. You’ve kept it as a second home in retirement and as a place for the family to gather, with your kids now bringing their own...
The estate planning process doesn’t end when you sign the necessary documents. Creating your estate plan is just the first step, and you should always review the content of your plan regularly. However, while it’s important to review your estate plan regularly, some...
You gave a lot of thought to whom you should designate as your child’s legal guardian if you and your spouse or partner both died or became unable to care for them. You looked at relatives and friends and considered things like financial stability, religious beliefs...