Excluding a Loved One from Your Estate Plan
When drafting an estate plan, most people will elect to leave their hard earned assets to their spouse and children. At times, however, a person may choose to leave a certain family member out of their estate plan. A parent...
Estate Planning for the Business Owner
Running a business takes everything you’ve got. When you're juggling day-to-day operations, staffing, marketing, and bookkeeping, it's easy to push estate planning to the bottom of your to-do list. But without a plan in place, your death or incapacity could bring your business to a halt and leave your loved ones scrambling....
3 Reasons Why You Need An Estate Plan
Estate Planning and Your Digital Assets
The internet has changed the way we live. Our lives are now plastered all over the internet, from email to social media accounts. With each generation, our digital footprint is only growing larger, and laws on what happens to...
Creating a Spendthrift Trust
With a spendthrift trust, you can pass down assets to your heirs without concern that your assets may be rapidly spent by heirs or seized to satisfy creditors. A spendthrift trust comes with all of the benefits of a...
Estate Planning for Art Collectors
Art collectors are passionate about their craft. An art collection will often have both monetary and emotional value. Your average basic estate plan may leave your art collection unprotected against hefty taxes or the possibility of a forced...
The Most Common Estate Planning Mistakes
Your estate plan will form a vital part of your legacy. With your estate plan, you will pass down your hard earned assets to the next generation, while protecting yourself in the event of your incapacity. Mistakes made in the...
Setting Up a Trust for Minors
Many younger parents put off estate planning, believing they have plenty of time to set aside assets for their children before their death. However, failing to create an estate plan that benefits your children now...