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How to Select a Fiduciary for My Estate Plan
Selecting a fiduciary (Executor and Trustee) is an important decision when creating an estate plan. A fiduciary is a person or institution…
What Does a Trustee of a Revocable Living Trust Do?
A trustee of a revocable living trust is responsible for managing the assets held in the trust during the lifetime of the…
Designating a Legal Guardian for Your Children
It is essential to plan for a situation where your children may need a guardian, even though it may be uncomfortable to…
7 Life Events That May Trigger a Change in Your Estate Plan
Throughout your life, there will be several life events that may cause you to take pause or change the direction that you’re…
Estate Planning vs. Long Term Care Planning: What’s the Difference?
As experienced estate planning attorneys, one of the questions that we commonly receive from our clients revolves around the unique differences between…
Estate Planning 101: Why You Should Work with an Estate Planning Attorney
While a general-practice attorney can prepare a will or trust for you, an experienced estate planning attorney can design a comprehensive estate…
How Do I Talk with My Children about My End-of-Life Wishes?
Your comprehensive estate plan will include documents about your wishes for end-of-life care. But talking with your adult children in person is…
Effective Estate Planning Requires a Complete List of Assets
When it comes to estate planning, most people want to pass as much of their wealth as possible to their beneficiaries. But…
Discussion Points: Cryptocurrency
What is cryptocurrency? Cryptocurrency is digital currency, which exists entirely online. If you’ve heard the word but don’t know exactly what it…
Young Adults: 7 Benefits to Starting Your Estate Plan Now
Young adulthood is an exciting time full of changes and increasing responsibilities. Transitioning from student to fulltime employee. Striking out on your…
