Most people plan on being able to manage their affairs, but sometimes unforeseen circumstances arise and people are no longer able to reasonably make important decisions about their best interests. Sometimes it is the result of a mental illness, other times it may...
When you plan your estate, there are two kinds of trusts you can choose. One is a revocable trust, and the other is an irrevocable trust. The differences between these may seem fairly obvious, with one being able to be changed at any time and the other not able to be...
When you're growing older, it's a good idea to make sure you update your will. You may think you have time to put it off, but you never should wait. If you wait, you may pass away or be caught off guard by an illness that makes it impossible for you to finalize your...
Wills are very important to the estate plan equation, and yet few people actually want to construct their will. And fewer still want to deal with their will once it is complete. There are some simple reasons for these feelings that many people share. Wills can be...
As we age, preserving the future of our assets becomes more of an immediate need. It can be difficult to establish an estate plan that will protect your home and other property while still allowing you to plan for your future and maintain some level of financial...
