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If you are new to estate planning, you may feel overwhelmed by the different options that are available to you. One option that many people immediately dismiss when starting to craft an estate planning strategy is a trust. There’s a widespread, erroneous belief that...
If you are the parent of children who are still under the age of 18, then you must name a guardian for them in your estate plan. Falling to do so will mean that a court will choose one if you and the other parent both died before the children turn 18. While it will...
Most people in the United States do not have an estate plan, but the ones that do typically only have a last will and testament. A will does not bypass the probate process, meaning it cannot transfer assets to beneficiaries without going through probate. The first...