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The SECURE Act’s Impact on Estate and Retirement Planning—Part 2
In the first part of this series, we discussed the potential ramifications the SECURE ACT has for your estate and retirement planning. Here, we’ll look more deeply into additional strategies you may want to consider in light of the new legislation. On January 1, 2020,...
The SECURE Act’s Impact on Estate and Retirement Planning — Part 1
As experienced Legacy Estate and Planning experts, we can update your plan to address the potential ramifications the SECURE Act might have on the distribution of your retirement assets to your loved ones following your death.
4 Tips for Discussing Estate Planning With Your Family This Holiday Season
The holidays can also be an excellent time to discuss estate planning. With everyone you love gathered under one roof, the holidays provide the ideal opportunity to talk about planning.
Buyer Beware: The Hidden Dangers of DIY Estate Planning — Part 2
We’ll ensure your plan is properly drafted and updated to include all of the protections in place to prevent your children from ever being placed in the care of strangers or anyone you’d never want to raise them.
Buyer Beware – DIY Estate Planning
If you’ve yet to create a plan, have DIY documents about which you aren’t sure, or have a plan created with another lawyer’s help that hasn’t been reviewed in more than a few years, meet with us as your Personal Family Lawyer®. We can ensure that your plan will work as intended if something should happen to you. Contact us today to learn more.
Four Critical Tasks to Complete Before Going on Vacation
You must have a legally sound and updated estate plan in place before taking your next trip.
ESTATE PLANNING FOR DRUG ADDICTED FAMILY MEMBER
Estate Planning for An Addicted Family Member In examining the current epidemic of addiction, many families encounter a child or other close relative addicted to drugs or alcohol. Estate planning with and for addicts can be emotionally taxing. You may not want to...
Welcome To Our Blog
We established this blog to share stories and information about topics relevant to our practice. Our intent is to regularly provide posts highlighting legal issues of local, state and national interest that we think you will find interesting. Check back later for...
Implications of Divorce on Estate Planning
If you are in a position of being recently divorced or are in the process of ending a marriage you need an estate planning checklist for divorce. It is imperative to revisit your estate planning documents to avoid inadvertently giving a soon to be or former spouse...
As Your College Aged Children Come Home for the Holidays
TWO DOCUMENTS ALL COLLEGE KIDS NEED Power of Attorney and Living Will Once your son/daughter turns 18, seemingly simple tasks such as paying the tuition, dealing with health insurance, claiming them as dependents for tax purposes, and even transferring them money, can...
