Category: Estate Planning

If you have done any estate planning, you may already be familiar with the expenses involved in drafting a will or a living trust. Many people try to avoid these costs by turning to less expensive alternatives. But that mistake can sometimes cost you more in the long run. Over the past decade, drafting a […]

Although any estate plan should undergo regular review to ensure it is still valid and up-to-date, there are many situations that may have a direct impact on your will. Changes in your family structure have significant implications for your will, and require your attention and the help of an attorney to rework your plan and […]

Over half of American adults have given someone a power of attorney. A power of attorney allows someone to make decisions on your behalf as a fiduciary, and grants them a great deal of authority over your affairs. Designating an agent to act under a power of attorney is one of the first steps many […]