We have covered many of the reasons why people decide to revise their estate plans, such as the birth of a child, an injury they suffered or the end of their marriage. There are other circumstances in which it may become necessary to go over your estate plan again,...
When creating an estate plan, it’s natural that you want to leave a portion of your assets to your children to ensure they’re taken care of financially. Conflicts may easily arise in this case, which can put your family bonds and estate in jeopardy. While you can’t...
If you have kids in school, September may be a hectic month, to say the least. Not only could your kids be facing challenges related to school, from adjusting to a new daily schedule to issues involving classmates or schoolwork, but you may have additional stress as...
Estate planning may seem like something you do not have to worry about until you are older or wealthier. However, estate plans are necessary for every stage of life to guarantee the safety of your health and assets should you become incapacitated or pass on, either of...
There are many different reasons why probate litigation arises and the consequences can be incredibly damaging. Sometimes, these cases may bring financial consequences for those involved and litigation can also be stressful and time-consuming. Worst of all, in some...
We have been over some of the reasons why people need to make revisions to their estate plans, whether they file for divorce or are seriously hurt in an accident and have their entire life changed. However, the birth of a child is a common reason why many people in...
