As the year winds down and the holiday season takes center stage, it’s easy to put long-term planning on the back burner. But if protecting your family, legacy,…
According to the United States Census Bureau, almost half of the adults living in America are single. Traditionally, many individuals opt to leave their estate to their loved…
In addition to traditional assets, people may need to leave digital assets to their beneficiaries after they pass away. According to the White House, 16 percent of American…
You must plan ahead if you want to absolutely ensure that your family home is passed down to your children. There are many ways to transfer ownership of…
While most attention in estate planning is paid to what happens after death, it is just as important as what happens during your lifetime. A durable power of…
Fortunately, government programs like Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Medi-Cal exist to provide basic needs for people with disabilities. However, if you are not careful, an individual with…
A Last Will and Testament (Will) and trusts both transfer estates to heirs and beneficiaries. Both are legally binding documents that can be used to protect assets and…
Estate planning encompasses many legal areas including laying out wishes for future medical care, choosing a guardian for minor children, and determining how to distribute assets after death.…
Statistics reveal that most Americans do not have an estate plan. In many cases, there is a misconception that estate planning is for the exceptionally wealthy. However, the…
