Estate planning is important for everyone, but it has some differences for unmarried couples. Unmarried couples must take extra steps to protect each other because marriage comes with automatic legal rights. This blog post will explain how estate planning works...
A will can be legally challenged during probate when someone believes that the will is invalid or doesn’t reflect the true wishes of the deceased. Probate is the process by which a court oversees the distribution of a deceased person's estate and resolves disputes...
Divorce changes many aspects of life, including how to manage and distribute assets after death. A well-prepared estate plan protects financial interests, but divorce requires significant updates. Without adjustments, an ex-spouse could unintentionally remain a...
Cities are home to many animals like birds, raccoons, deer, and coyotes. As cities expand, people and animals often run into problems. Cities must find ways to keep people safe while protecting wildlife and following the law. There are several ways to do this....
A charitable remainder trust (CRT) allows you to support a cause while receiving financial benefits. This estate planning tool provides income, reduces taxes, and ensures charitable giving. Individuals can use CRTs to enhance their financial and philanthropic goals....
Probate involves many complexities, and taxes add another layer of difficulty. Beneficiaries and executors who understand tax responsibilities during probate avoid unexpected financial burdens. Knowing what to expect ensures compliance with legal obligations and...
Drones are becoming more common and help with tasks like taking pictures and delivering packages. However, drones also create issues like invading privacy, causing safety risks, and crowding the skies. Cities play an important role by making rules to keep drone use...
A revocable living trust can play a significant role in an estate plan, offering flexibility and control over assets during a person’s lifetime and after their death. Understanding its advantages and limitations helps determine if it aligns with your estate planning...
