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3 Powers a Trust Protector Should Hold August 25, 2025

Many estate plans today include trusts that become irrevocable upon the trustmaker’s death and continue for the benefit of a surviving spouse, children, or other loved ones. Some trusts are designed ...

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What Golf Can Teach You About Estate Planning August 18, 2025

The course stretches out around you, lush and perfectly manicured. You step up to the ball, take a few practice swings, and inhale the morning air. It is a shot you have made hundreds of times. But ...

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You Thought Your House Was Yours - But Legally, It’s Not August 11, 2025

Imagine the following scenario: You have been living in a house for years. As your mother’s sole heir, you inherited it from her when she passed away. You pay the taxes and insurance. You make the ...

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Is Your Child’s Trust Outdated? Here’s Why It Matters August 4, 2025

From the moment a child is born, a parent feels an instinctive drive to protect and nurture. We childproof our homes, carefully choose schools, offer guidance through adolescence, support their ...

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Military Life and Estate Planning: What You Need to Know July 28, 2025

Whatever the time of year, it is always good for members of the military and their loved ones to create or revisit their estate plan. Military families face unique estate planning considerations that ...

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Essential Legal Steps Before Deployment July 14, 2025

You have just received your orders, and you will be deployed shortly. No matter how soon you are leaving, there is still time to ensure that your affairs are in order. Review or prepare a Family Care ...

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