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Taking Vacation Homes Into Consideration When Estate Planning

Taking Vacation Homes Into Consideration When Estate Planning

The time spent in a family vacation home is very enjoyable for many families. This kind of property is meant to be shared with family and friends, and often there is a desire to keep ownership within the family for…

The Estate Planning Process for Surviving Spouses

The Estate Planning Process for Surviving Spouses

In the wake of the loss of a spouse or long-term partner, it can be difficult to think of anything other than your grieving. However, it is crucial to understand there are important and timely decisions you need to make…

How the Probate Process Works

How the Probate Process Works

Despite its negative reputation, probate can sometimes be avoided or minimized with thoughtful estate planning. In reality, most heirs will have to navigate the probate process to some degree after losing a loved one. Understanding what probate is in conjunction…

An Overview of Estate Planning and How Life Insurance Plays a Role

An Overview of Estate Planning and How Life Insurance Plays a Role

When it comes to distributing your assets in your estate plan, life insurance may not seem relevant at first glance. However, life insurance can be an integral, indispensably important part of a well-thought-out estate plan. There are numerous other benefits…

Special Needs Trusts and ABLE Accounts: A Comparison

Special Needs Trusts and ABLE Accounts: A Comparison

People with disabilities can save money tax-free through special needs trusts (SNT) and Achieving a Better Life Experience accounts (ABLE). Both options provide a mechanism for saving money and protecting resources that ensures the person with a disability (PWD) continues…

Powers of Attorney and Legal Age of Majority

Powers of Attorney and Legal Age of Majority

It may be difficult to imagine that your child who once needed you for everything has suddenly become an adult when he reaches 18 (depending on the state). Now they are free to vote, marry, apply for a credit card,…

What Is the Difference Between a Will and a Trust?

What Is the Difference Between a Will and a Trust?

There are specific and quite different benefits to wills and trusts in relation to estate planning. Each state has specific laws and regulations governing these legal documents. You can have both a will and a trust; however, the information in…

A Child’s Inheritance in a Will

A Child’s Inheritance in a Will

There is a situation few of us care to think about when we are considering transferring our property to our children. What should happen to our property if our children die before us? I read that when making a will,…

Partnering With Your Spouse or Partner to Plan Your Estate

Partnering With Your Spouse or Partner to Plan Your Estate

An estate plan that is comprehensive requires careful thought and discussion with your spouse. Before meeting with an estate planning attorney, it is best to discuss your ideas to present a united goal. This conversation can be challenging if you…

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