A good time to consider four essential documents for basic estate planning
Now is a good time for those without estate plans to have basic plans put in place.
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Financial And Estate Planning Steps To Take Now: Special Considerations For Those With Brain Disease
What steps can you, your loved ones and family take to make this challenging time safer and easier from a financial and legal perspective?
Massachusetts Temporarily Allows Remote Notarization of Estate Planning Documents
The Governor signed a law suspending requirements that a notary public and witnesses be physically present when an estate planning document is signed.
Should You Leave Your Kids an Equal Inheritance?
Your estate plan may be your last words to those you leave behind. If you’re a parent, you should think carefully about the message you’ll be sending.
Pandemic Provides Challenges and Opportunities for Estate Planning
In this time of COVID-19 contagion, as in other times of crisis, challenges as well as opportunities abound.
Texas Attorney Ernest Cannon Is Suing His Estate-Planning Lawyer Over His Ranch's $8.78 Million Loss
Legendary trial lawyer has sued his estate planning lawyer and firm, alleging their mistake in setting up a trust for his son cost him $8.78 million.
The Surprising But Essential Estate Planning Step For Social Security Benefits
Social Security benefits are one of the items that fall through the cracks in many estate plans.
