Estate Planning

Coronavirus has created a lot of fear. Taking charge of your estate plan can help you ease some of those worries.

Because an estate cannot be distributed to the beneficiaries until the will is probated, the length of time of the probate process directly affects…

You may have established a living trust, but it's not functional until you transfer ownership of your assets to it.

While most wills are upheld in courts, there are four main legal reasons that a will may be overturned.

A living trust can help you avoid the lengthy and expensive probate process and give you control over your assets during your lifetime. Find out more…

Thinking about estate planning during the coronavirus pandemic? Read more about what documents are important during these difficult times.

Here are some important questions to ask yourself about your final wishes, even if you live child-free.

If changes happen in your life, you may wonder if you can make changes to your living trust. Find out how to change or amend your living trust.

Determining if you need an attorney to create a trust is the first question to ask yourself in this process.

By providing flexibility and privacy, revocable living trusts can be a valuable part of your estate plan.