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Gen Xers and Millennials Poised to Inherit Trillions
The phenomenon known as the great wealth transfer could shift $72.6 trillion directly to these heirs over the next two decades. Many parents want to pass on their wealth, but
How Can a Specific Power of Attorney Work for Me?
Powers of Attorney allow for someone you have specified to make decisions on your behalf during periods when you are incapacitated. For most people, a durable general power of attorney
Estate Planning and LLCs for Business Owners
Creating a Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) for your business can be a wise part of your estate plan. LLCs helps protect assets and avoid taxes and probate. Limited Liability Corporations
Pet Trusts and Your Furry Loved Ones
Have you ever considered what would happen to your beloved pets in the event of your passing or incapacitation? No different than preparing for the care of minor children, you
Guardianships Are Essential for Parents of Minor Children
Unlikely events can and do happen. If both parents of children die simultaneously, say in a vehicular accident, then who cares for their children? Who raises their children? Who determines
Estate Planning Is Essential for Business Owners
Estate planning is important for everyone, but it is especially important for business owners. Not having an estate plan in place can cause big problems for your business and your
When Creating Estate Planning Documents Should I Include My Funeral Wishes?
As an estate planning attorney, I get this question often. Most people like the idea of being able to express their wishes whether it be for burial or cremation, choice
3 Common Misconceptions About Wills and Estate Planning
Though a will is essential to any estate plan, there are some things a will cannot do. It’s important to be aware of these situations and adequately discuss them with
Should You Be Concerned About Estate Taxes and Consult An Estate Attorney?
The answer to this question depends on the value of your estate at the time of your death. As of July 2022, the federal estate and gift tax exemption amount
Since I Have Children From A Previous Marriage, Should I Consider a Q-TIP Trust?
Perhaps it’s a matter of the memorable name, but as a trust attorney I get this question a fair amount. Q-TIP stands for “Qualified Terminable Interest Property.” It is a
Do You Need a Will?
The likely answer is “yes.” If you are single, don’t have children, have no financial assets, have no personal property of value, and don’t have a positive net worth, then
What Is A Living Will And Do I Need One?
This is a common question. Generally speaking, I actually advocate for clients to consider an Advanced Healthcare Directive which is a legal document combining both a Living Will and a