The first step in the process of planning for retirement is to consult with a financial planner or estate planning attorney.
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In response to the rising cost of college, families are seeking ways to save. One option is a 529 plan.
Estate Planning, Estate Planning Attorney/Lawyer, Wills and Trusts, Power of Attorney, Advance Directives
Typically, young parents aren’t thinking about dying or becoming seriously ill or injured. As unlikely as such a serious event is when we are young,…
There are two common types of trusts used in estate planning: irrevocable and revocable trusts. Both have advantages and disadvantages based on the objectives of…
End-of-life planning can seem even more difficult than talking about death, but it is an integral part of estate planning and a way to leave…
The importance of estate planning cannot be overstated, no matter your gender identity or your sexual orientation. Estate planning allows you to designate your partner,…
There’s nothing more uncomfortable than thinking about your own death. Add to that the concern about how our assets will be handled after we die,…
If you don’t have the answers to these questions in writing ahead of time, decisions may need to be made in court by a judge.
Every parent has the right to do whatever they choose with their money during their lifetime.