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Archive for Category: Estate Planning

Asset Protection Tips You Can Use Now

A common misconception is that only wealthy individuals and people in high-risk professions, such as doctors or lawyers, need an asset protection plan. However, anyone

Estate Planning for Beneficiaries with Substance Abuse Issues

It has been said that the only thing harder than being an addict is loving one. It can be particularly difficult for a parent to

The Unexpected Challenges of Being an Estate Executor

When someone asks you to be the executor of their estate, it might seem like a straightforward responsibility – distribute assets according to their will

Left Out of Your Parent’s Estate Plan? What You Need to Consider

Many members of the next generation are banking on a sizable inheritance as part of an unprecedented intergenerational wealth transfer occurring in the United States

Estate Planning Basics for Newlyweds: How to Prepare for the Unexpected

Getting married is a special time in your life; you may have a beautiful wedding, a fun reception, and a romantic honeymoon. It is also

Enriching Life with a Third-Party Special Needs Trust

A special needs trust (SNT) allows an individual to provide for a disabled beneficiary without jeopardizing the beneficiary’s eligibility for needs-based government benefits. SNT funds

What Exactly is a Successor Trustee and Who Should Be Yours?

If you have a revocable living trust, you probably named yourself as the initial trustee so that you can continue to manage your financial affairs.

How to Choose the Right Agents for Your Incapacity Plan

Many people believe that estate planning is only about planning for their death. But planning for what happens after you die is only one piece

Have You Checked Your Beneficiary Designations Lately?

You regularly check the balances of your retirement, bank, and investment accounts. But when was the last time you checked the beneficiary designations on these

How to Pick a Trustee, Executor, and Agent under a Power of Attorney

While the term fiduciary is a legal term with a rich history, it generally means someone who is legally obligated to act in another person’s

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