Married Couples Might Need Two Estate Planning Lawyers
An article recently published in Forbes magazine highlights the need for some married couples to use separate estate planning lawyers.... Read More
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Estate Planning Questions No One Likes to Think About
If you want to be a hit at parties, be sure never to bring up questions about estate planning. Few... Read More
Estate Planning Celebrating the Generations with Grandparents Day
This September 9th, families can get together and celebrate Grandparents Day, an officially recognized date, even though it is not... Read More
General Easing Into Retirement With a Part-Time Job
With nearly 10,000 baby boomers retiring every day, many are coming to the realization that work is something they enjoy.... Read More
Elder Law, Financial Planning Veterans Job Assistance Program Changes Announced
After more than two decades, the program designed to assist military personnel leaving the service with finding employment in the... Read More
Financial Planning, General As Boomers Reach Retirement, They Are Still Getting Divorced
Even though the United States still leads the world in the number of marriages that end in divorce, and while... Read More
Elder Law, Financial Planning How Living Trusts Save Money, Time, and Protect your Privacy
The details of how a deceased person’s property transfers to new owners are all addressed during the probate process. Like... Read More
Probate, Wills and Trusts 2 Health Scares That Aren’t
It can be easy to get caught up in all the media reports of new scientific studies and health scares.... Read More
General Getting The Most Out Of Your Letter of Instruction
A letter of instruction is a very useful estate planning tool, and one that many estate executors use as their... Read More
Probate, Wills and Trusts The Strange Language of Wills – Ademption
Estate planning attorneys must be very precise in their language. Part of this precision often involves using language that most... Read More
General A Probate Language Primer
Probate and estate planning law is rife with archaic, rarely encountered, and often confusing language. It’s quite common for people... Read More
Estate Planning, Probate How To Care For Your Executor – 2 Helpful Tips
A good executor will be able to quickly step in and manage your estate soon after you die. But just... Read More
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