The best way to split assets among your children and prevent them from fighting about it after you die is to have a comprehensive estate plan in place including a living revocable trust. Just like the saying “good fences make good neighbors,” and a clear contract makes a good business relationship, so does a living revocable trust ensure there is a … [Read more...]

Most families with young kids put off death, emergency and guardianship planning because it just doesn’t seem that urgent.  You are young, it's unlikely you will die tomorrow right?  But as a result, if you die, or an accident puts you in the hospital long term, your lack of planning abandons your children to strangers. Your kids, who depend on you … [Read more...]

When deciding your estate plan, there are many things you have to think about. Choosing the right plan, executing and organizing the documents, and meeting with your attorney are all part of the job of planning what will happen to your estate. But one thing that is integral to the process is often the one reason you want to plan in the first place: … [Read more...]