Proper estate planning is a complex process, but it ensures your family’s financial future in the event of incapacitation or death and protects what matters to you! Without proper estate planning, probate may be expensive, time consuming and possibly lead to the unjust distribution of assets. There are four important estate planning documents you will […]
Families left behind by the passing of a loved one go through a whirlwind of emotions. They are engulfed by a strong feeling of sadness followed by confusion when it comes to knowing that many legal and financial matters should be handled. Grieving over the loss of a loved one takes a lot of time;
It is graduation season! Your young adult is entering a new stage in life. Many new high school graduates are around the age of 18. Eighteen is the age of majority meaning they are legally an adult. As a parent, creating an estate plan for you new adult is essential. Once a child turns 18
Estate Planning: Importance for New High School Graduates Read More »