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When to Consider Revising Your Estate Planning Documents
Creating Estate Planning documents can (and will) leave you with the peace of mind that your family is protected. It is very important to review...
A lesson from losing a loved one, by Lena Clark, Trusts and Estates Attorney
My 68-year-old father unexpectedly passed away in 2022. Despite my efforts to encourage my parents to create Last Wills and Testaments and Revocable...
The Perils of Probate
A few years ago, a couple came to our office to prepare an Estate Planning package. Let’s call them Bob and Suzie. Although Attorney Clark strongly...
Leaving your home to your child via a Revocable Trust
Picture the following: you and your spouse have decided that you would like to leave your home to your son. You decided the best way to do so was to...
The Pro’s and Con’s of a Revocable Trust
Over the past several months, we have used this space to provide insight about the Estate Planning process, and the benefits of a Revocable Living...
Straightening Out the Finer Details of Your Estate Plan
An Estate Planning package - especially one that includes a Revocable Living Trust - gives you a great deal of control over what happens to you,...
Estate Planning for Those Under 40
We all live as if we have decades ahead of us, dealing with the present — we can't know the future. And that's why now is a great time to get a jump...
Are You Ready To Retire Early?
Maybe your job, even your entire sector, has disappeared in 2020's economic turmoil. Or perhaps you are just reaching a point at which you are ready...
How to Choose a Guardian for Your Child
Appointing a guardian for your children might seem morbid. If you're a healthy person who doesn't work a dangerous job, it may also strike you as...
When a Relative Has Dementia
Many families living with a dementia patient can find some peace and a little stability. It takes a clear understanding of what dementia is and how...
Getting Started
Ready to Take the First Step?The best way to accomplish anything is by taking the first step. Our team is ready to work diligently to help you accomplish your estate planning goals. Schedule a consultation today or learn more about our process below.