Most people are familiar with a basic Last Will and Testament but very few people know what a Pour-Over Will is. Essentially, a Pour-Over Will is used in conjunction with a Trust and it directs that any assets you own in your own name outside of the trust at the time...
One of the common things to do when it comes to estate planning is to only focus on what happens when you die and ignore planning for the possibility of a medical emergency where you may not die but are temporarily or permanently incapacitated. Think accident, head...
It’s no surprise that Americans spend more time planning their summer vacations than they do planning their estate. Indeed, two-thirds of Americans do not have any estate planning in place, and 69% of parents have yet to name legal guardians for their children. These...
What Happens If a Beneficiary Dies Before I Do?February 25, 2020
What the New SECURE Act Means for Your Retirement AccountsFebruary 18, 2020
What to Know When Serving as a Trustee or Executor After Your Spouse DiesFebruary 9, 2020
What to Do When a Trustee is UntrustworthyFebruary 3, 2020
Orange County Estate Planning Attorney Warns, “Beware of DIY and Online Estate Planning Options!”January 20, 2020