Entries tagged: estate planning

The summer before my oldest went off to college, we all went for an orientation weekend. While there, he went […]

Is this a tragic scenario? Probably not, but it certainly represents what is an entirely avoidable estate planning consequence. Here’s […]

The quick answer to that question is “yes.” When your child turns 18 years of age, he is considered a […]

In some ways, estate planning for a single person can be more challenging for an estate planning attorney than planning […]

In today’s world of electronics and the Internet, people are turning to their computer for answers to even the most […]

Well, happy new year to all. At the 11th hour Congress decided not to let us fall off the Fiscal […]

For the past couple of months I’ve been talking about the different fiduciaries that are typically named in a Will […]

In the last blog post, I talked about different fiduciary roles (executor, trustee and guardian) but being a trustee typically […]

One very important aspect of a Last Will and Testament is the designation of specific people to take care of […]