Why is Estate Planning Important? As you go with your life, you will surely accrue a good amount of assets, family treasures, and wealth. But what will happen to all those if you become debilitated or die? This is where…
In this blog, we will discuss what estate planning is, what is required and what things you must keep handy while planning to secure your family’s future. If you want to watch a short video on this topic on our…
Grit Daily News has published a new interview with Holly Geerdes. The interview delves into Holly’s professional background, her career as a female entrepreneur and the personal reasons why she studied law. Here is the link to the full…
Can you verbally revoke power of attorney? Letting someone else make decisions for you can be a lifesaver. For instance, if you were involved in an accident and the hospital needed permission to perform surgery on you, having a trusted…
Does a medical power of attorney override a living Will? To answer this question, we must first understand what a Medical Power of Attorney (MPA) and a Living Will are. A Living Will is a statement that lists what…
When Should You Start? When is the right time to start planning for your estate? The answer is “now.” No matter how much wealth a person has, everyone needs to plan for the unforeseeable, and the best way to get…
How Can You Avoid Probate? What is the probate court? To put it simply, it’s the court that steps in and controls where your assets go if you die without a trust. The probate process is a costly and time-consuming…
Will Estate Planning: Mistakes to Avoid Creating an estate plan is highly essential, and it is crucial to make sure your plan has no mistakes or pitfalls. Otherwise, the plan meant to protect your loved ones may end up…
Can you transfer assets out of an irrevocable trust? If you know a little bit about estate planning, then you know that there is the revocable trust and the irrevocable trust. Both hold your assets to protect them in the…
Hire A Proficient Estate Protection Trust Attorney Estate planning is essential, especially in turbulent times when you can’t control and can’t predict what might happen tomorrow. By having an estate plan, you can stop unwanted disputes over your…
