Will My Advance Directives Be Valid In Other States?
Advanced directives help lessen confusion and disagreements about one’s medical care. By planning beforehand, you’re able to get the medical care you want while alleviating the stress of family member more...

Do I Need An Elder Law Attorney
While “elder law” may not be the first thing to come to mind when hearing the word “attorney,” the need for attorneys in this field of law is undeniable. more...

How Simultaneous Deaths Are Dealt With In Estate Planning
When creating a will, the assumption is that your assets will be distributed to your spouse, children, grandchildren, or other loved ones after your death. However, accidents and crimes can claim se more...

Is a Living Trust Right For You?
Living trusts, or revocable trusts, are often established to prevent the probate process over a loved one’s assets after they die. Colloquially, it is known as a “will substitute.” A will dictates th more...

Planning To Establish A Trust… What Should I Do? Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts
Estate planning often involves setting up trusts. A trust is a legal agreement where property is held. It is therefore important to know and understand the types available: revocable versus irrevocabl more...