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Disinheriting Loved Ones is A Common Mistake
Do you want to disinherit your loved ones? Then simply name the wrong person on your beneficiary forms. That sounds too simple, yes, but everyday individuals die leaving their financial assets to the wrong person.
Major Estate Planning Concern – How Do I Keep My Blended Family from Fighting over my Estate?
Even a close family can have quarrels and confrontations, but these conflicts tend to be more prominent within a blended family.
How Much Control from the Grave Can Parents Have?
They want to leave their house to all three of the children, but they do not want us to sell the home after they both die. Is there a way they can make it, so the house can’t be sold after their deaths?
Caring for Your Aging Parents – Top 5 Questions and Answers
When the family home becomes unsafe for one or both of your aging parents, it may be time to consider some sort of alternative arrangement.
What Happens If A Beneficiary Dies Before Receiving An Inheritance?
The death of a beneficiary scenario can arise in settling either a probate estate or a trust administration. The beneficiary’s death affects both the administration of the first decedent’s probate estate or trust and the administration of the beneficiary’s own estate.
How Did Alzheimer’s Impact the Estate Planning of These Famous People?
In honor of Alzheimer’s Awareness Month – and the more than five million Americans living with the disease – we highlight our Top 7 Celebrity Estates impacted by Alzheimer’s disease…
Not a Festive Thought, But A Kind One: Planning for Your Own Funeral
Wills may include funeral and burial instructions, but the funeral and burial or cremation is usually over before the will is even reviewed.
Should I Name a Minor as an IRA Beneficiary?
IRAs provide better opportunities for long-term growth than other assets you could leave to a minor.
How Estate Planning Keeps the Peace for Blended Families
Even a close family can have quarrels and confrontations, but these conflicts tend to be more prominent within a blended family.
Simple Mistakes to Avoid in Estate Planning
Preparing an estate plan, is like getting a physical. We know responsible adults have it done but choosing to do it yourself is just not appealing. We may decide with the information available on the internet, we simply can self-diagnose any problems that arise.