Estate Planning In A Socially Distanced Environment
As many states continue to struggle with the current surge in COVID-19 cases, the ‘new normal’ demands continued social distancing in many areas of life. What does this mean for
As many states continue to struggle with the current surge in COVID-19 cases, the ‘new normal’ demands continued social distancing in many areas of life. What does this mean for
Some people make video recordings of their will signings in an effort to create evidence that they possess the requisite testamentary capacity. For some, this strategy may help stave off
You have likely spent a lot of time working with your advisor to plan your estate. While documents such as your will, various trusts, and a power of attorney are
A revocable living trust is often used to complement a will. For instance, you might transfer specific securities to the trust. Notably, these assets generally do not have to go
For many people, the first thing they think of when they hear the words “estate plan” is a will. And for good reason, as it is the cornerstone of any
People sometimes keep assets hidden without letting their families know about their location or even that they exist. Similarly, they may have life insurance policies no one knows about. Using
As a formal estate planning term, ‘tangible personal property’ likely will not elicit much emotion from you or your loved ones. However, the items that make up tangible personal property,
Precise language is critical in wills, trusts, and other estate planning documents. A lack of clarity may be an invitation to litigation. An example of this is the dispute that
According to literature, the “seven deadly sins” are lust, gluttony, greed, laziness, wrath, envy, and pride. Although individuals may be guilty of these from time to time, other types of
Typically, an estate plan includes accommodations for your spouse, children, grandchildren, and even future generations. However, you may overlook some older family members, such as your parents or in-laws. They