When we make our wills we typically name our spouse as the person who should make our medical decisions and inherit our assets. A divorce means that you may need to revisit these documents and update them. The four main documents to update While there are many...
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3 reasons you should name contingent beneficiaries in your estate plan
Many people would rather power through the process of developing an estate plan as quickly as possible. It can be challenging for some to confront their own mortality when designing documents that reflect their end-of-life decisions. This process, however, is...
5 essential elements of an estate plan
Estate planning looks different for each individual and may be straightforward or sophisticated, depending on the size of your estate and the complexity of your final wishes. In the absence of an estate plan, your family may become responsible for decisions they...
Common causes of a contested will
If a family member or beneficiary contests a person's will, the resulting legal process will delay the administration of the estate. Understanding the factors that lead to these conflicts can help reduce their likelihood. These are the most common reasons for...
Improving your disabled child’s life with a special needs trust
As the parent of a child with a developmental disability, you understand the needs of your son or daughter better than anyone. Still, you probably have some uncertainty about your child’s future. If you are looking to improve your child’s adult life, you may want to...