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The person you name as executor of your estate will have a significant influence on how smoothly, speedily and accurately your estate plan is implemented. Hence, it is worth taking your time to pick the right person. Here are some tips to help you find them: Start...
Having a baby is a major event in a parent’s life. While many new parents think about things like packing the diaper bag and making sure they have a safe car seat, there’s another important task they should take care of. New parents need to ensure they have an estate...
As a business owner, you are used to tackling challenges and planning for the future. However, many business owners often miss a vital step in securing their business’s future: making an estate plan. How can an estate plan support the continued success of your...
As you create your estate plan, your focus is on providing for your family. Your estate plan is a way for you to transfer both tangible and financial assets to the next generation. This can be hugely beneficial to them as they move forward in their own lives. But you...
As you likely know, a comprehensive estate plan includes a will, trusts, power of attorney and advance directives. And if you have all of those in place, you are to be commended, as most Americans have not created an estate plan. But in today’s modern world, many of...
What would happen if you were no longer able to care for yourself or make decisions on your own? This could happen through old age or if you suffer from an injury or medical condition. You likely have some idea as to how you would want to be cared for. But, how would...
Creating an estate plan is one of the most essential things every adult must do. However, it is not only having an estate plan that matters but also keeping it up-to-date to ensure it always represents your current wishes and life circumstances. There are times when...
Making an estate plan gives you a chance to choose a guardian for your child. Ideally, this person will never actually have to take on this role and raise your child in your stead. But choosing a guardian gives you peace of mind and sets up a secure future for your...
You can include a trust in your estate plan to protect your assets from misuse, challenges, probate and estate taxes. With the right trust, you could decide whether beneficiaries have limited access to funds. One such kind of legal document is an incentive trust. An...
Every adult should draft at least a basic estate plan. Certainly, considering one’s own mortality is never pleasant, but these responsibilities are part of the mantle of adulthood we all assume. As you move through the stages of life, you should also adopt your estate...