What is Estate Planning? The basics of estate planning is a two-part process. The first part is to ensure that in the event of your serious disability, you continue to maintain control of your assets and health care treatment decisions. The second part is making...
While you are enjoying your Thanksgiving, remember that you have many choices in giving to charity. There are many options to consider.
Cost of Alzheimer's Alzheimer’s disease affects as many as 5.8 million people in the United States; which means it affects as many as 5.8 million families, because Alzheimer’s is a disease that affects everybody it touches—husbands, wives, children and...
Define Beneficiary Deed A beneficiary deed in Arizona is used to transfer real estate upon death to a specific person also known as beneficiary. These deeds can also be used to transfer real estate to more than one person, or a trust. Uses of Beneficiary Deeds...
Our 12 Step Estate Planning Checklist will make certain that you can control your finances and healthcare decisions no matter what life throws at you. All of these decisions should be discussed with you loved ones now.Step 1. Financial Powers of Attorney While you...
Many people ask me, time and time again ‘What needs to be in a Will’. Other people ask me ‘What you should never put in your Will?’ These are two very important questions and the answers may surprise you. A Will, also called a Last Will or a Last Will and Testament...
All children are special. There are no exceptions. Whether they have physical or emotional challenges, are fantastic athletes, nerds or brainiacs, timid or outgoing, or just plain ours, they are all special. Special people require special planning. My sister and...
Estate planning is all about control; control over our decisions and finances, both during life and after our death. After control, the second most important part of an estate plan may be the memories. Memories of the lives and experiences we have shared...
All children are special. The thought that a child may have to survive on his or her own before they are ready is every parent’s worst fear; it’s what keeps many parents up at night, and what brings many parents into our office asking about trusts, guardians, and...
The election is over, and the people of the United States have spoken. Barack Obama has been re-elected to serve four more years as President. As a result of his re-election, we are faced with a strong division in our government. The President has expressed his...
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