Why You Should NOT Put Your Child’s Name on Your Deed

Why You Should NOT Put Your Child’s Name on Your Deed

Why You Should NOT Put Your Child’s Name on Your Deed Many of our clients want to leave their home to a child and contemplate putting their child’s name on the deed. While this may seem like a simple and inexpensive idea, putting your child’s name on your deed can...
Assets to Discuss with Your Children

Assets to Discuss with Your Children

If you are planning to leave your children an inheritance, you should know that some assets are more effective for tax and financial purposes, and some assets may be more complicated than they appear on the surface. Below is a list of some assets that you should...
National Estate Planning Awareness Week

National Estate Planning Awareness Week

National Estate Planning Awareness Week: October 21 to 27 Since 2008, the third week of October has been recognized as National Estate Planning Awareness Week thanks to the hard work of Congress and the National Association of Estate Planners & Councils. This week...
Misconceptions about Estate Planning

Misconceptions about Estate Planning

MISCONCEPTION 1: TRUSTS ARE ONLY FOR THE WEALTHY.  This couldn’t be further from the truth. Revocable Living Trusts offer a versatile and powerful way to manage your assets during your lifetime and ensure a smooth transition of wealth to your loved ones after...