Important Things to Know About Living Wills
Would you still be able to make decisions about your healthcare if you became seriously ill or injured? You don’t have to be old to become incapacitated. A living will, a component of an advance health care directive can outline your wishes so that your loved ones can make informed
Preventing Siblings From Fighting Over Their Estates
Sibling rivalry. There is no getting around it in most families. With the passing of a parent, old rivalries can become more pronounced depending on how your family members interact. Adult children who are emotionally upset and in the unfamiliar territory of an inheritance process can invent new problems or magnify
Planning Your Estate with Your Spouse or Partner
The process of estate planning requires thoughtful consideration and a discussion with your spouse. In order to present your ideas to an estate planning lawyer, it is best to discuss them beforehand. Conversations about your future and what you will leave behind can be challenging if you and your loved
The 4 Main Obstacles to Digital Estate Planning
In an age when our lives are intertwined with the Internet of Things (IoT), identifying and managing the digital properties we own is more important than ever. We've moved beyond emailing family and using social media to connect with friends to using smart home devices and online investments. Today, understanding which
How To Understand Powers of Attorney
As part of your estate planning process, it's important to implement Power of Attorney (POA) documents. Powers of attorney are recognized in all states, but the rules and requirements may differ from one to another. By signing this document, you are granted an individual or individuals the authority to act