Why You Should Update Your Will This Holiday Season
Estate Planning Trends for 2020
When it comes to estate planning, it is crucial to stay informed about changing laws that may affect your estate. An area of law with relatively frequent changes that can impact estate plans is tax law. Changes in tax law can have a major effect on your estate, so it is always a good idea to speak with your estate planning attorney to make adjustments to your estate plans from time to time, as needed.
A Checklist of What to Consider Upon a Loved One's Death
Estate Planning of Specific Assets--Including Firearms
Common Trust Administration Services
What You Need to Know About Living Trusts
What You Should Know About Inherited IRAs
Five Situations When You Should Hire an Estate Planning Attorney
Important Tax Laws to Know When it Comes to Estate Planning
When to Consider a Special Needs Trust
As you begin the estate planning process, you may be making many decisions about your future, such as making a living trust and designating a power of attorney to make certain decisions on your behalf in the event you become incapacitated and are unable to make them yourself. Some of the decisions you make regarding your estate plans may also be for the benefit of others, such as creating trusts and naming beneficiaries to receive distributions from your estate.
