Estate Planning

Celebrity Estate Planning Fails – And What We Can Learn From Them

Celebrities are often a source of envy and aspiration, but they can also be an excellent example of what not to do. Several millionaires throughout history have dropped the ball when it comes to estate planning, leaving their heirs, fans, and business partners in a state of chaos and disarray. While the average person may …

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4 Things That Are Wrong With Your Estate Planning

Death is unpredictable, which is why it’s important to hire an estate-planning attorney and make sure you’ve planned for everything beforehand. Not doing so can put your loved ones in trouble while they’re still mourning over your death. This blog post will highlight three common mistakes people make when estate planning. Not Having a Will …

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The Ultimate Guide to Estate Planning for Couples

Whether you’re single or married, estate planning is essential if you wish to save your family from trouble after you pass away. It may seem like an incredibly difficult topic to discuss, but it’s important nonetheless. This blog post will highlight the importance of estate planning for married couples. What is Estate Planning? Estate planning …

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Estate Planning—What Happens When You Have No Children?

Everyone needs an estate plan—even when they don’t have children or heirs. A will and testament is a legal document stating how an individual’s property must be distributed after they die. It doesn’t matter if you don’t have children or grandchildren; you can still leave your property behind for other members of your family, friends, …

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Getting Married Again? Use these Tips to Avoid Disinheriting Your Children after Remarriage

The rate of marriage in the US dropped among all age groups except the 55yrs and over crowd; many people in this age segment choose to remarry. If you’ve decided to get remarried and wish to leave behind an inheritance to children from your previous marriage, you’ll need to look into estate planning to prevent …

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