The simplest, most effective way to prevent financial elder abuse begins with a well-drafted estate plan. The plan should include specific powers exercisable by the fiduciary, as the attorney-in-fact, or as successor trustee. A well-drafted…
Is it merely to document a client’s wishes? Or is it to counsel the client regarding those wishes and then craft a plan that best fits their situation? The Estate Planning attorney should explain the…
While we may not be able to protect ourselves from everything and every risk, we can prepare now for whatever might happen. Creating your estate plan now does protect you and your family when tragedy…
Having an estate plan insures your assets will be transferred to your preferred recipients at your death. It is also important to consider who should receive those assets if your preferred recipients are not living…
We are living in difficult times. What estate planning documents should you have? It’s ever more important during these trying times that everyone have critical documents that meet their needs, and all existing estate planning…
Estate planning provides a plan for what happens to your assets at your death, and what happens to you and your assets in the event you are unable to manage your affairs. It can also…
A Trust avoids the significant cost of probate as all assets and property transferred to the Trust can be distributed without the need of a probate proceeding. A Trust avoids or lessens the payment of…