Estate Planning

Numerous factors will influence the value of your estate when you die. Your debts will have a direct impact on what you can pass on to your loved ones. Tax obligations can also reduce the value of your estate. Depending on your employment arrangements, there could be...

Estate planning can be an unpleasant process. You have to think about what would happen if you become very sick or if you die. You often have to spend time thinking about the worst traits and habits of the people you love, as leaving a large inheritance to someone...

A well-written will goes beyond making sure your assets end up in the right place. If you have minor children, your will must account for their care in case both you and your spouse die before they become adults. In the event this happens, you will need to have...

As your parents age, you may have concerns about their estate plan. While it may feel awkward stepping in and offering to assist, it’s better than sitting back and hoping that your parents have everything in order. When discussing estate planning with your aging...

Like all parents, you want nothing but great things for your child. Of course, if your child has special needs, you likely face some unique challenges. Fortunately, if your son or daughter qualifies for needs-based government benefits, you can be certain he or she can...

Creating an estate plan is not only for the wealthy or those who own a considerable amount of property. Most people think of estate planning only as having a will. While a vital document, a will is not an estate plan by itself. Every plan is different and there are...