A Power of Attorney (“POA”) is a very useful and inexpensive document to obtain. If you do not have a POA, in order for your spouse or loved ones to make financial decisions for you, they must institute a guardianship proceeding.
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I am happy to announce that we have finally finished creating a series of short videos regarding the estate planning and estate […]
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Holiday gatherings are often a time for us to gather with relatives and friends. The bustle of activity can highlight the impact […]
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I was discussing the affect of a divorcee naming a guardian for minor children in a Will with a few colleagues the other […]
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Clients frequently ask me for advice on who they should name as Executor, Trustee or Guardian when creating their Last Will and […]
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Estate Planning for A Special Needs Child In Part III of this Series, I want to discuss estate planning issues for parents […]
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Guardianship In Part II of this Series, I want to discuss why formal guardianship is important and how to go about being […]
Read more1, To determine who gets your money (Naming beneficiaries) 2, To determine guardianship (Saying who will take care of you children) 3, […]
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