by coder | Oct 29, 2021 | blog, Blog: Estate Planning
As you age, it is common to think about the financial well-being of your family, including your youngest family members. This might include not just children, but also grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Assets passed on to these family members can then be used to...
by coder | Oct 22, 2021 | blog, Blog: Estate Planning
Many people have heard of probate, and those who have heard of the word likely know that they want to avoid it. You also might be uncertain about why you should avoid probate, as well as what probate entails. Unfortunately, if probate is not properly anticipated, it...
by coder | Oct 15, 2021 | Blog: Bankruptcy, Blog: Estate Planning
Regardless of what assets you currently, it is a good idea to consider having some legal documents written to address what will happen when you become incapacitated or pass away. All too often, family members are left in a frantic and undesirable situation after a...
by coder | Oct 8, 2021 | blog, Blog: Estate Planning
If your life changes for reasons like death, divorce, marriage, or birth, you should make sure to update your estate plan. Unfortunately, while many people appreciate the importance of updating their estate plans, a large number of people fail to do so. While it is...
by coder | Oct 1, 2021 | blog, Blog: Estate Planning
If you or a loved one plans on contributing money to the education of a child or grandchild, a qualified state tuition plan is an excellent idea to make the most out of your contribution. Each state has certain plans that address how you can tackle contributions...
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