One of the most common areas of estate planning that is overlooked seems to be the actual ownership interests in property. Oftentimes, a couple will arrange to have a will drafted or arrange to go online and draft one themselves, and in their minds, they need the simplest of arrangements. It is possible that they …
Read more »When couples consult a lawyer about a prenuptial agreement, they are usually surprised to hear that the lawyer can only represent one side and not both. Spouses and partners are usually even more surprised to hear that the lawyer may need to identify and clarify who he/she represents in Estate Planning. Oftentimes when there are …
Read more »What a boring topic you think! Maybe so, but you may come out of this with more questions than answers. If so, then Ive achieved my goal, and that is, to encourage you to learn more! Ask questions! In any case, why do you need to learn about trusts you wonder, as you continue to …
Read more »At least half or more of the U.S. population doesn’t have a Will. So why should you? There are several reasons why you may wish to have a valid Will in place. First, if you want to be the one to decide who should receive your personal and real property (your house or investment property), …
Read more »By Shae Irving, J.D. Republished with Permission 2009 Nolo. It’s smart to make documents setting forth your wishes for health care in case you are ever unable to speak for yourself. If you’re like most people, you aren’t eager to spend time thinking about what would happen if you became unable to direct your own …
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