Posts Tagged ‘Millennials’
Millennials: Don’t Overlook the Need for Early Estate Planning!
Are you in your twenties or thirties? You’ve probably heard about the importance of Wills and Trusts by now, but you may feel like you’re still too young or just don’t have enough assets to warrant any estate planning yet. As a trust attorney, I can tell you that it’s a huge mistake thinking that…
Read MoreIt Takes a Village to Raise a Child
When it comes to caring for your child, we know ensuring your child’s needs are met is your highest priority. Sometimes, however, unexpected circumstances may arise that make this care an uphill battle. We know as parents ourselves that often these challenges come when we least expect them. As parents, we need to be as…
Read MoreChecking Your Estate Plan: Is It a Trick or a Treat?
When was the last time you reviewed your estate plan? Do you know if it will work when you need it to and be a treat for your loved ones to manage? Or is there a nasty trick lying in wait? Get our Estate Plan Checklist to give your plan a quick audit. It’s no…
Read MoreThe Estate Planning and Conversations You and Your Spouse Need to Have
When was the last time you and your spouse discussed your estate planning? We know it is probably not on your list of “date night” conversations. In fact, many of our friends, family, and even professionals we work with tell us that once they create their estate plan, they consider it finalized and do not…
Read MoreYou Don’t Have to Be “Old” to Need Estate Planning
Where does the time go? Before you know it, your child is turning eighteen and moving into their first apartment. I am sure the last thing on your mind is their estate plan, but you should begin this type of planning as soon as your child becomes an adult. Many people think that they do…
Read MoreMillennial Estate Planning Made Easy, Simple, and Outstanding
For most people in their 20’s and early 30’s, the topic of estate planning seems to be something for older generations to discuss. It follows the natural course that one starts to sort their affairs the closer they get to the end of their life. Of course, this assumes our lives have a definitive timeline. …
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