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Preparing for the Legal and Medical Aspects of End-of-Life
We plan for so many transitions in life: births, graduations, weddings, retirement and moves. We want these transitions to go smoothly and be as comfortable and easy as possible.
Second Time Down the Aisle? Make Sure Your Estate Plan Is Ready
The first thing to realize is that as soon as you marry, your spouse is granted certain inheritance rights under law. However, these rights of inheritance can be waived or modified by using an anti-nuptial agreement, or as its more commonly known, a pre-nuptial agreement.
Living Will – A Guide to Controlling Your Future Wishes
Facing our own mortality is an arduous task, perhaps one of the most difficult challenges we will ever encounter. Nevertheless, if we desire a meaningful and peaceful passing, it is crucial that we contemplate it while we are still capable. For most of us, the ideal scenario is to die at home, surrounded by loved […]
Aging Is The Sign Of A Successful Life
Your aging is a success story. After all, when you think about the alternative to aging your perspective about getting older shifts. You should start seeking self-sufficiency for your retirement years well before the age of sixty-five. But, even if you have not done so, don’t shun the planning stages. You need to address planning […]
You Have A Will: Is That Enough?
Roughly half of all Americans don’t have a will, so if you’ve already taken this vital step to protect your assets and successors then congratulations are in order – you’re already ahead of the curve. While a will is a necessary document that every person who owns assets should have, it is still a relatively […]
How To Avoid Or Deal With Probate
To ensure that our hard-earned money is passed on to the ones we care about, and not lost in excessive probate fees or tied up for months of waiting time – there are steps you can take. We have gathered some straightforward tips which will enable your estate to get into the hands of those […]
6 Step Estate Plan For You And Your Parents
READ THIS IF YOU WANT TO PROTECT YOU AND YOUR PARENTS WITH A PROVEN ESTATE PLANNING FORMULA… We’d been married for more than 30 years and were very close with Terrie’s mother “Jean,” spending every holiday and Sunday together (her name has been changed here for privacy reasons). But our happiness turned into a nightmare […]
Here’s Why You Need an Estate Plan
No matter what line of work you are in, estate planning has facets that apply to everyone, and it comes down to documenting wishes and avoiding probate and unnecessary taxes. Too many people put it off, but, in general, the sooner you do it, the better.
The Serious Risks Of Self Settled Trusts
While establishing self settled trusts in the place of more conventional asset protection plans is trendy these days, there are some serious setbacks that could do more harm than good. The most appealing aspect of a self settled trust is that the grantor and beneficiary are the same person, unlike in a more traditional trust. […]
How Doctors Can Avoid Mistakes When Protecting Their Assets
Because doctors are so vulnerable of being sued in a medical malpractice suit, they must proceed with extreme caution in protecting their assets. Here are some common missteps made by doctors when drafting an asset protection plan. An error typically made is incorrectly titling their assets, which could place a doctor’s finances into jeopardy. To […]