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If you have an estate plan, congratulations, you are already ahead of a large portion of the population. This plan can serve as a source of comfort about the future of your estate as well as a valuable financial planning tool. Those who take the time to put together...
Estate Planning
Having a child could make you think about estate planning
When people think about estate planning, they are often thinking about the end of life, not the beginning. That’s why they may decide to do it if they get a serious health diagnosis, for instance, and that time simply seems closer. They may also do it based on their...
It’s never too early to start your estate plan
No one knows when their time will come, but preparing for the unexpected is essential. That's why it's never too early to start your estate plan. What are some things you need to consider when creating an estate plan? An estate plan is not just for the old and...
5 common misconceptions about estate planning
Planning for the future of your estate is something you have to do at some point. However, many put off the process, perhaps waiting for the perfect moment or due to a lack of information about what it entails. As a result, people often die without solid estate plans,...
Estate planning isn’t morbid
It’s certainly true that some of the discussions around estate planning revolve around death. Nonetheless, it’s vital that individuals are provided with the full story. What’s important is the reasons behind drafting estate planning documents. Ultimately, estate...
What impact can your debts have on your estate?
Perhaps your biggest asset is your home, or maybe you have financial accounts that you will pass to your children when you die. If you are like most individuals thinking about their legacy, your main concern will be deciding who gets which asset. Although this...
Mental clarity is vital when drafting a will
Estate planning is useful to people of all ages and backgrounds. However, there is no denying its importance to those who are elderly or vulnerable. Sometimes, elderly people retain their independence and clarity of mind. Occasionally, they need a little help from...
Will your estate need an ancillary probate?
You live in Nevada, but you vacation in Florida – and, occasionally, you visit the old family cabin in upstate New York. Your Nevada home, Florida condo and the cabin in New York are all part of the wealth that you’ve accumulated over the years and hope to pass on to...
Doing your own estate planning may help you talk to your parents
One thing that middle-aged adults sometimes are concerned about is whether or not their parents have done any estate planning or if the plan that they've made is adequate. They want to find out what type of documents are in place and if their parents have even gotten...
Why do you need an estate plan in your 30s?
You may have always thought of estate planning as something that people do in their 60s or 70s. It's easy to see why elderly individuals need to have a plan for what happens to their assets in the future or why they need to use advance directives to determine medical...