Don’t let your estate plan become a horror story. Follow these essential estate planning rules to protect your family, avoid probate, and secure peace of mind.

Don’t let your estate plan become a horror story. Follow these essential estate planning rules to protect your family, avoid probate, and secure peace of mind.
Learn how estate planning protects your assets and secures your family’s future with wills, trusts, and key strategies.
Is having a will enough to avoid probate? Think again! Don’t let your estate get tangled in a web of legal complications. Learn more…
Estate Planning isn’t about mansions—it’s about your goals. Protect your assets, clarify your wishes, and ensure peace of mind through a personalized planning process.
Update your estate plan this Back-to-School season. Learn why now is the perfect time to protect your family’s future and find the right lawyer to help.
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Sometimes you suspect someone might not be the right fit for a business relationship. There are a number of red flags I watch for when I hear from someone out of the blue. For me, an emphasis on or preoccupation with ‘price’ is one of them. Which gives me permission to be direct with the […]
Routine changes and updates to our laws are only one reason you should be reviewing your estate plans regularly with your attorney. There are numerous ways an estate plan can fail without regular ‘maintenance’ checks:
The proliferation of online estate planning tools may give you the sense that your will consists of a whole list of blank spaces, into which your attorney inserts names of your choosing, and out spew your legal documents. Like a fancy, binding game of Mad Libs. The reality is – your will, and the process […]
Estate planning is not a one-size-fits-all exercise. It’s not even a one-size-fits-most. This is how most people think estate planning goes: You meet with an attorney. They take an inventory of your family and your stuff. They hand you a big pile of documents based upon your inventory. Then they send you the bill. No […]