According to the Census Bureau, 14 million widows and widowers live in the U.S., or about a quarter of the population over 65. Every year, 800,000 Americans lose their spouses. It's reality. People die, and they leave behind loved ones in emotional turmoil. That...
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Estate Planning
5 steps to a strong estate plan
Estate planning is something that should not be taken lightly. It is a very important aspect of life that should not be overlooked, no matter your age. You can begin planning your estate the minute you are hired for your first job out of college. Estate plans should...
Is A Will Enough?
When it comes to estate planning, many people think that a will is all they need. In some cases, that is true. However, wills are limited in terms of what they can do. For many people, a will is simply not enough to achieve their estate planning goals. What A Will...
Advanced Directives
What They Are, Why You Need Them, and Remembering Terri SchiavoLiving Wills and Health Care Powers of Attorney are commonly referred to as "advanced directives" because they give health care providers and family members direction for your medical treatment and end of...
Importance of Estate Planning for Married Couples
Some married couples think that estate planning is sufficient if all assets go to the surviving spouse at death. Couples taking this approach often title their real property and bank accounts in the form of jointly tenancy with right of survivorship; they designate...