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When a loved one passes away, grief generally must be navigated alongside pressing legal and financial responsibilities. When a parent passes away, their adult children may find themselves grappling with disagreements as emotions run high and expectations collide....
Estate planning is an essential process that becomes even more critical when a blended family is involved. Creating comprehensives guideline for your beneficiaries can help ensure that none of your family members are overlooked during asset distribution. Being...
When many people think about estate planning, they automatically think about distributing their assets to their loved ones. That’s a cornerstone of estate planning, but there’s another concern to consider—plans for if you become incapacitated. One thing you need to do...
Those who have served as a caregiver for their parents or grandparents in the past may understand the importance of a living will. A living will is a document discussing what someone expects to happen if they end up in a medically incapacitated state. Those in a...
Your estate plan helps protect you by allowing you to name an executor whom you trust. It gives you control over your legacy and allows you to leave something meaningful for each of the people you love. The sad truth is that no matter how well you plan, issues can...