Month: March 2023

By having a will and possibly other estate plan documents, you can help ensure that your family will receive your assets as you intend after you’re gone. That’s just one of the many benefits of having a clear, detailed, legally sound estate plan. If you put your will...

A financial power of attorney is a legal designation that allows you to name someone else to take care of financial affairs on your behalf, usually in the event that you are incapacitated due to injury or illness and cannot manage your affairs on your own. The person...

Your estate plan might not be top of mind as you consider or prepare for divorce – but it should be. You’ll likely want to make multiple changes to it as you and your spouse end your marriage. The timing of these changes, however, requires some planning. You will also...