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3 things new mothers should know about estate planning
Now that you have children who are depending on you, it is imperative that you know your children are taken care of if something happens to you. Though no one likes to contemplate one’s mortality, this is especially important because it lays out the plans for what will happen if you and your husband… Read More »
Planning for the future and the importance of a marital trust
Planning for your future is something you have been doing your entire life. Plan for college, plan for a career, plan for your family, and plan for your retirement. But what about planning for after retirement, when you have passed from this world? With proper estate planning, you can make arrangements to keep your… Read More »
Your future is uncertain, but planning for it can put you at ease
As Benjamin Franklin once said centuries ago, there are only two certainties in life – death and taxes. The line still rings true today. Although we all know that our taxes are due on or near April 15 of each year, no one knows the day they will die. With that in mind, the… Read More »
The holidays may be a good time to talk about your future
The holiday season is upon us, and while we enjoy the presence of family and friends at parties and gatherings the last thing on our minds is planning for the future. But, it’s never too early to think about the future, and the importance of estate planning cannot be understated. We can never predict… Read More »
What is the role of a power of attorney regarding a living will?
We never know when a sickness or accident may strike. That’s life. That is why having a living will is so important. The purpose of a living will is to provide instructions to medical professionals and your family and loved ones on how to proceed in the event of an illness or injury that… Read More »
6 estate planning steps for new parents
When your first child is born, you’re obsessed with setting up the nursery, getting baby clothes, and trying to figure out a brand new sleep schedule. Provided you can sleep at all, that is. This is an exciting and chaotic time, a huge transition in your life, and there’s a lot to be done…. Read More »
How can I assure that my final health decisions are met?
The death of a loved one can leave a family in shambles. This may be especially true if the person who passed away had significant assets. To avoid such potential issues and arguments between family members, it is often in a person’s best interest to create a will. A will can not only establish… Read More »
Special needs families & retirement: Three steps to success
It is common for parents to do everything they can to help better ensure their children’s happiness. Ideally, we hope that our little loved ones will find independence as well. Many do, some do not. Some require extra care as a result of a physical or mental disability. In these situations, parents still wish… Read More »
How can I make sure that my final health decisions are met?
It is commonly said that you never know when your time is up, and that no one is guaranteed tomorrow. Although we do not intend to make light of anyone’s health, the fact is that in today’s world anything can happen, including accidents, injuries or illnesses, that may strike a victim without warning. It… Read More »
Selecting the right people to help with your trust is crucial
You’ve worked hard your entire life to fulfill your own American dream. Maybe you got married and started a family, maybe a successful career was more important to you. Whatever your situation, it is important to protect the assets you’ve earned over the years and decades of your career. It is never too early… Read More »
