Blog Posts in Estate Planning

Children are expensive. But sometimes, one of your children is more expensive than the other. While most parents want to make their children feel equally valued and want to split their accounts and ...

You’re probably familiar with wills and trusts as the essential tools to pass assets on to their loved ones at death. But you may not be familiar with a pour-over will , which is commonly used ...

Every trust, at some point, will end. While trusts can stretch across generations and keep money and property within a family, no trust has unlimited funds or will last an unlimited amount of time. ...

While being a social media influencer can be a great way to connect with people all over the world and bring in cash, it's not without its risks. If you're using social channels as part of your income ...

You might be surprised to learn that you technically aren’t the owner of the home you live in. If you have inherited your property but the deed hasn’t been transferred into your name, then technically ...

Social media is an integral part of our lives. In 2021, about 82% of people in the United States had at least one social media profile. But when we die, what happens to our profiles and all the ...