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Funding Your Revocable Living Trust Is the First Step in Protecting Your Assets for Your HeirsOne of the most important steps in the Estate Planning process is funding your Revocable Living Trust. What does it mean to fund a Trust? We explain here.
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What You Need to Know Now to Retire at 65—or YoungerMany people are under the misconception that retirement at age 65 is a given. We explain what you need to do now to ensure you can retire when you want to.
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Don’t Make These Common Estate Planning MistakesOur Estate Planning team provides a list of common mistakes people make and explains the potential consequences of those mistakes. We can help you avoid them
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Reasons Women Should Have an Estate PlanWomen have unique Estate Planning needs and goals. We discuss some of the reasons women should talk to an Estate Planning attorney about a custom plan.
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If You Have a Degenerative Disease, You Should Do Some Important Estate Planning NowIf you or a loved one has been diagnosed with ALS, Parkinson’s, or a similar disease, consider taking these estate planning steps with our help soon.
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Knowing When It’s Time to Step in and Help an Elderly Loved OneYou don’t want to interfere with your aging parents’ independence, but waiting too long has consequences. We help you find the right time to help.
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Finding the Right Elder Law Attorney to Meet Your Needs as You Get OlderRead our helpful tips to learn how to find the right elder law attorney to help with long-term care planning, Powers of Attorney, Wills & Trusts, and more.
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Preparing for the 4 D’s: Divorce, Debt, Disability, and DeathOur Estate Planning team is ready to help you plan for the difficult things in life nobody wants to acknowledge: divorce, debt, disability, and death.
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Estate Plans That Consider Incapacity, Death, and ProbateComplete estate planning includes preparing for three stages we all face: incapacity, death, and probate. Find out what we recommend for each stage.
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Online Accounts and Digital Files Should Not Be Left Out of Your Estate PlanYou might not think of the stuff on your computer as “assets,” but there is a lot of value in digital files, and you should not forget them in your estate plan.