Most small business owners know that limited liability companies are advantageous for financial management, yet LLCs are also useful estate planning
Estate Planning for Seniors
Despite recognizing the importance of estate planning, nearly half of Americans age 55 and older do not possess a will, a power of attorney, or a
What is a Power of Attorney?
Choosing the right Power of Attorney (POA) is an essential part of estate planning. All states recognize powers of attorney, but rules and
Financial Planning for Your Parents
Experts agree that you should not wait until your aging parent has cognitive decline to discuss finances. It will take time to gather all the
Selecting a Special Needs Trustee
A special needs trust (SNT) is usually set up for a loved one with a disability by the grantor (the person who creates and funds the trust). However,
Plan for Retirement With These 6 Questions
We all dream of the day when we can retire after decades of hard work. However, dreaming is not the same as doing, and many people are unable to act
Estate Planning and Fiduciaries
As far as estate planning is concerned, a fiduciary is a person, professional, or organization that has been appointed to act in the best interest of
Estate Planning for Digital Assets
Digital footprints are unavoidable nowadays. From social networks, seller accounts, financial utility, and medical accounts nearly everybody has a
Comparing Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts
Although there are some similarities between revocable and irrevocable trusts, their purposes in your estate plan are different. Both can substitute