Webinar: Health and Estate Planning for Women
May 29, 2020 No Comments
From wills and powers of attorney to health care proxies and emergency planning, every woman should have the tools to protect the ones they love the most.
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Webinar: How to Protect your Family During Coronavirus
May 29, 2020 No Comments
If you got sick with the coronavirus and could no longer make decisions for yourself, would your doctors know your wishes? Who would make decisions for you and your family?
Webinar: Estate Planning for Your Whole Family
May 29, 2020 No Comments
Do you have a plan for what would happen if you got sick or couldn’t make your own decisions? Do the other adults in your family have their affairs in order? If you and your family members don’t feel prepared, you are not alone.
Is Your Estate Plan Strong Enough To Take On The Coronavirus?
May 21, 2020 No Comments
With the Coronavirus making headlines across the globe, it’s the perfect time to make sure you’re prepared for an emergency.
Calling a Family Meeting to Discuss Estate Planning
February 27, 2020 No Comments
Sometimes getting a family to agree on estate planning for aging parents is a hard task to achieve but, having a family meeting is a good start.
Honey, Have You Seen the Car Keys?
February 25, 2020 No Comments
We lose important things all the time. While losing the remote control may not be the end of the world, losing your will, power of attorney, or health care proxy can be devastating to you and your loved ones.
Handling an Estate When Someone Has Lost Capacity
February 23, 2020 No Comments
When creating an estate plan, for example preparing a Last Will and Testament, one of the critical components to the enforceability of the document is that the person signing it has full control over his or her mental faculties.
Mental Capacity Requirements in Estate Planning
February 22, 2020 No Comments
A primary requirement when signing a legal document, including a Last Will and Testament or other estate planning tool, is that the person signing must have sufficient mental capacity or competency to understand the document he or she is signing.
Are Your Estate Planning Documents Outdated?
February 21, 2020 No Comments
Estate planning documents are not like other legal documents. They are considered living documents, which refers to the fact that a Will or other estate planning documents will be ever changing.
Estate Planning Procrastination
February 16, 2020 No Comments
There are many reasons why people don’t want to do wills, health care proxies or powers of attorney — all the important documents you need to help protect you, your assets and your family.
