Without a legally designated guardian, the courts could decide who raises your children—or worse, they could face temporary foster care. Choosing the right guardian means considering values, health, location, and financial stability. Don’t wait—make it official and secure your family’s future.

In a will contest, one party may claim the will was created under undue influence, meaning the decedent's free will was overpowered by another’s dominating influence.

As we step into a new year, it’s time to prioritize planning for the future. Key topics to consider: Long-Term Care, Estate Planning, Asset Protection, Healthcare Decisions, and Guardianship Risks.

Estate planning is essential for couples to protect each other and ensure their wishes are honored!

An up-to-date Will, along with carefully managed beneficiary designations and powers of attorney, can prevent unexpected outcomes—especially for blended families or those facing life changes like marriage or divorce.

Estate planning using Medicaid Trusts can be a powerful tool for asset protection and securing Medicaid eligibility, but it can also lead to complex estate litigation if not handled carefully.

Succession planning is crucial for ensuring the continuity and stability of your business. Have you considered what might happen if… the owner passes away unexpectedly or if the owner becomes incapacitated?

Planning for your future is crucial and that includes managing your digital legacy. Do you know how to add a Legacy Contact for your Apple ID?

As a business owner, estate planning isn't just about protecting your personal assets—it's about ensuring a seamless transition of your business to the next generation or your chosen successors.

Are your estate planning documents up to date and accessible? Here’s a quick checklist of essential documents to keep safe.

Life is full of surprises, and while we can't predict the future, we can plan for it. Ensuring you're prepared for any situation is the greatest gift you can give yourself and your loved ones.

Wills are crucial for Estate Planning, but many people overlook this vital tool. With the number of cohabiting unmarried partners tripling in the past 20 years, many people are left vulnerable due to outdated inheritance laws.

Business Owners: Estate planning is more than just safeguarding assets—it's about securing your business's future. Learn why estate planning matters for business owners and discover key components of effective succession planning…