There’s no doubt that the global landscape looks very different these days in the shadow of the coronavirus pandemic. With great feelings of uncertainty, you may feel the need to ensure that your orders are in affair. To help bring you some peace, here are 5 components of your estate plan to focus...

When you pass away it’s important that your assets go to the correct recipient(s), as in those whom you designate. But what may be surprising is that despite how important it is for the right person or entity to receive your assets, many people fail to give much thought to their beneficiary designations. Beneficiary designation...

There’s no doubt that it’s an extremely scary time for many people. In the age of COVID-19, the idea of becoming sick and unable to make decisions for yourself and your family is terrifying. However, you can help to alleviate some of these fears by establishing a comprehensive estate plan. Do I Need More...

When we think of estate planning and protecting our assets, we generally think of having a will. However, while a will is an extremely important legal document in your estate plan, it is not the only one that should be considered. A comprehensive estate plan generally includes various legal documents. Here are the

Many people find estate planning to be somewhat confusing, but for same-sex couples it can seem quite complex – regardless of whether or not they are married. The good news is that estate planning for same-sex couples does not have to be so complex or confusing. As the law continues to evolve, it...

When individuals die without a will (intestate) the state has a certain order in which it provides the decedent’s assets to particular individuals. For example, when someone dies intestate, their property will generally transfer equally among their children (should they have any). But what about children who are adopted? Can the same be said...