Probate

Some common questions to consider, whether you're new to estate planning or have a comprehensive plan in place...

A cautionary tale about one Nevada family's abuse by a professional guardian, and steps you can take to protect you & your loved ones. 

Happy 2018!  Keep celebrating and carry on!  Along with your new year's resolutions, we are going to discuss some savvy organizational tools to help carry you throughout the year!

Legacy Planning is an integral part of planning for your estate, we are going to give some insight as to how your legacy can be conceptualized while planning for your estate!

For our Thanksgiving edition, we talk about being generous in your estate plan. If you are thinking of options to give generously while providing for loved ones, this is for you! 

Making choices on behalf of your business shouldn't be done impulsively.  Learn why having a legal advocate can mitigate personal liabilities and avoid decisions that can debilitate your business!

Continuing the discussion about the key decision makers that may impact your estate.  In the second part of this discussion, we are giving more information regarding the individuals you can choose to help run your estate!

Your Estate Plan involves a lot of decision making!  Part of this process involves choosing decision makers to act on behalf of the Estate.  We are giving a breakdown, role-by-role, of the key decision makers that will be involved in the Estate administration!

You have made it!  The third (and final) installment dedicated to my fellow Millennials.  For this segment, I am discussing asset protection - what it entails and how it works.  

Welcome back!  As exciting as this topic doesn’t sound, I promise this is extremely helpful and necessary! This post outlines the documents that are typically included in a basic (yet, comprehensive) estate plan.

Please Note:  The following is a general list of considerations and should not replace the advice of an attorney familiar with your situation; This article is not legal advice and will not necessarily apply to all situations- for specific advice tailored to your situation, please consult with an estate planning attorney.