Does Your Estate Plan Protect Your Intellectual Property? Eric S. Beutel is an Estate Planning Attorney and practices in the Northern Kentucky area. Eric chose the practice of Estate Planning after a life-changing personal loss and has dedicated...
What You Should Know About Long-Term Care Insurance With people living longer than ever before, more and more seniors require long-term healthcare services in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. However, such care is extremely expensive, especially when it's...
Remarrying in Midlife? Avoid Accidently Disinheriting Your Loved Ones Today, we’re seeing more and more people getting divorced in middle age and beyond. Indeed, the trend of couples getting divorced after age 50 has grown so common; it’s even garnered a nickname:...
Getting Divorced? Don’t Overlook These 4 Updates to Your Estate Plan—Part 1 Going through a divorce can be an overwhelming experience that impacts nearly every facet of your life, including estate planning. Yet, with so much to deal with during the divorce process,...
Start Planning Now to Prepare Your Estate for a Possible Democrat Sweep—Part 2 Regardless of how you plan to vote on November 3rd, you should start considering the potential legal, financial, and tax impacts a change of leadership might have on your family's planning....
The CARES Act provides individual taxpayers with several new tax breaks, most of which will only be available for 2020 taxes.
To avoid putting your loved ones through the unnecessary trauma and expense of litigation, invest the time and money NOW to get a plan in place with a lawyer.
Before Your Kids Leave for College: Make Sure They Sign These Documents You may not yet know when your children will head back to college, but if your children are over 18 years old, it is imperative that they sign these documents! Many of us have watched as our...
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.
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.
