In the articles section you can find blogs that discuss all areas of Estate Planning. By going to the articles section and reading some of the blogs you are able to better educate yourself on the different products and concepts of estate planning.
In the articles section we have gone ahead to make it easier for you to find the topic of interest by creating subcategories. Our goal is to make it simple and easy for people to come to our website in order to educate themselves about the different types of trusts for example Revocable Trusts and Irrevocable Trusts or Special Needs Trusts and Supplemental Needs Trusts.
In this section you can find a broad stroke of articles/blogs covering all topics related to creating and understanding an estate plan.
A very common concern for people with families or high risk professions for example doctors, lawyers, policemen, firemen, accountants and so on. Newlyweds seeking marital protection and people with large cash liquidity might also be worried about their exposure and seek asset Protection.
At some point in our lives we are done working and are ready to retire and want to know the best practices for retiring. Here you can learn about pass through of assets, divesting of assets and planning for your final days.
Here you can learn about tax mitigation strategies.
Here you can learn about assigning guardianship for minors or assuming guardianship over a loved one who is mentally handicapped.
Everyone wants to plan for events while they are alive and not just after death learn more here.
What happens when someone dies or passes away with a Will.
Flexibility when it comes to planning.
The different types or forms of trusts and their uses.
Planning for Medicaid and Retirement.
Planning for people with disabilities.
Planning for pass-through of assets.
Different uses of having both documents a Will and some form of Trust.
If you are shopping around or look for ways to vet an Estate planning Attorney/Lawyer and wish to better educate yourself on the topic the articles section is for you.
Mental illness is a health condition that involves changes in emotion, thinking, and behavior. It can result in the inability of a person to make their own decisions. But you have the power to make decisions on their behalf for applying to become a legal guardian. This event is called the Guardianship of adults with…
We live in a world where there is a cure for many diseases. However, there are some illnesses which do not have any treatment. These diseases are common in older adults and may have a long period at the end of their lives and they suffer due to these diseases. Some adults do not have…
Most people with disabilities can make their own decisions without the need for help. However, suppose a person has a disability, it may affect their ability to perceive information. This could prevent them from making educated decisions. Even with help, they may not be able to function. Hence, they will need a guardian who can…
We may have heard the word guardianship, but not fully understood its meaning. We often end up asking ourselves the question. What is Guardianship? A lawyer explains in detail. A Guardianship is a legal appointment. A court decides this appointment. The disabled person called a ward could be mentally indisposed. Before seeking out guardianship confirm…
Alzheimer’s is a mental ailment, unlike physical disease, and you have to deal differently with it. It strikes at the heart and has prominent effects on natural abilities. People suffering from Alzheimer’s lose control over their thoughts. Their logical thinking and decision-making capabilities get affected tremendously. The symptoms of this disease appear among the older…
Till the child becomes 18 years old, parents take care of all the necessities. They manage finances, health care, education, housing, caregivers, development of other life skills, almost everything you can think of. Once they turn 18 years, they acquire the right to make major decisions about themselves. The law gives them this right. But…
What is a legal guardianship? When the court appoints a person to take care of another person and make a decision on his or her behalf, the court-appointed person is termed as a legal guardian. The court grants them the authority to care for their ward’s personal, educational, medical, and property interests. To be more…
You can avoid probate on your condo when you pass it on directly to the heirs using joint ownership, a revocable living trust (RLT), or a transfer-on-death (TOD) deed. If you don’t do any of these things early enough, your condo will end up in probate – with or without a will. Enlist the services…
Protecting business assets from probate is one of the nightmares transport business owners have to deal with every day. The probate process poses uncountable challenges for remaining business owners, beneficiaries as well as family members. Some of them include prolonged court battles, huge legal expenses as well as unnecessary delays. Even when you are on…
A revocable trust is among the easiest and most affordable estate planning strategies. It comes with several advantages and safeguards your business assets from probate. Business owners who wish to distribute their assets to designated individuals easily upon death can use a revocable trust to keep their affairs away from probate. Most manufacturers prefer using…