Estate planning is very important at all stages in life. Young adults tend to believe that because they’re just entering the workforce, they “don’t have
Clients come to our firm with the hope of preserving their assets and planning distributions upon death. Regardless of the amount of assets an individual
Certain clients (the “decedents”) come to us with special family needs that they are unsure about in their estate plan. These situations involve the client
A trust is a legal document that allows a grantor to distribute assets to a trustee for the benefit of another. Generally, trusts come into
Probate is the general administering of a deceased person’s will or the estate of a deceased person who does not have a will. It is
Three years ago, I began my journey of entrepreneurship. It was just me, my laptop, and my desire to help others. I left a very
A conservatorship, which is also referred to as guardianship in some states, occurs when a court appoints a person to manage an incapacitated or incompetent
A common question that I receive is “what happens to my property after I die?” The answer depends on what kind of planning you have
Before I became an attorney, I knew very little about estate planning. I figured, like many other people, that I didn’t have to worry about
As an attorney for small businesses, one of my pet peeves is reviewing a contract a client found on the internet. The contracts are almost
