Taking The Stress Out Of Estate Planning And Probate
It is not unusual to create a last will and testament then put it away and forget about it until a major life change such as remarriage or a recent birth brings updating to mind. However, there are many reasons for updating your will. Here are five you may not have...
It is a good rule of thumb to update your estate plan or will approximately once every three to five years. This accounts for regular cost of living increases and minor circumstantial changes. After a major life event (marriage, divorce, having a child, job change,...
When adults become unable to make decisions for themselves because of physical or mental health issues, families often appoint a guardian to make those decisions for them. Because of the serious nature of the decisions guardians make, guardians must be trustworthy....