Keeping your wills and trusts up-to-date is important for safeguarding your legacy, making sure your wishes are honored, and protecting your loved ones. Many people
According to a survey from Caring.com, a senior living referral service, approximately two-thirds of Americans do not have a will, trust, or similar end-of-life planning document.
Did you know that 60% of Americans haven’t done proper end-of-life legal preparation like a will and an estate plan? This leaves many vulnerable in situations where they cannot make crucial decisions for themselves.
TRUSTS, WILLS, & BUSINESS FORMATIONS 719-428-4495 ESTATE PLANNING LAW FIRM: AVOID PROBATE HASSLES WITH EXPERT GUIDANCE Have you ever thought about what happens to your
You’ve remarried and now have a beautiful, blended family. You and your spouse each bring children from previous marriages into the fold. Everything seems perfect until the thought of estate planning hits!
Do you know what will happen to your estate if you get into some kind of accident? Normally, an executor of your will is chosen to ensure that officials follow the contents of said will. However, a lack of a chosen executor will mean that role passes onto a family member.