It’s a fairly common practice to create a will for someone you love.
You’ve decided to create an estate plan but don’t know where to begin. You’re wondering what your plan should include, but you are unsure if you should even start a plan yet. Are you too young? Too old?
The truth is that any time is a good time to consider the future.
Unique challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community can make estate planning seem like a complicated prospect. It doesn’t have to be difficult, though.
Let’s look at the differences between wills and trusts and how to choose the one that works best for you.
Naming the Right Guardian for your children is essential for their well being in case something happens.
Not having a will leaves loved ones with very little options.
Regardless of our age and stage of life, these documents effectively create a plan for the disposition of our estate.
You have several options to safeguard your estate planning documents.
A power of attorney is a valuable document to have in case you become incapacitated at any point in time.
What if there is no will? What happens now?
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