Wills, Trusts and Estates

The Importance of Keeping Your Estate Plan Updated Life revolves around change. Your estate plan is no exception to this mantra. When you originally drafted your full estate plan (if you’ve already done it), you based it off of current law, your current living situation, and financial status. As time passes, your way of lifecontinue reading…

The Value of Estate Planning Attorneys Dave Ramsey is popular for his financial advice and while we agree with the fundamental principle of financial education and fiscal responsibility, we disagree with some of his positions.  Notably, his suggestions that “most household estates aren’t that complicated and don’t need an attorney,” and “a Will produced onlinecontinue reading…

What happens to your credit card debt when you die? Recently we answered a question in our weekly Ask an Attorney that asked about the transfer of debt after the passing of a loved one. We wanted to expound upon that theme and offer helpful information about the handling of credit card debt after one’s passing. Unfortunately, creditcontinue reading…

More and more of our lives are being stored in digital spaces, and while digital natives may be relatively comfortable with this reality, many of those who grew up in previous generations may not fully understand how this impacts your estate planning and the control of finances, nor how to properly take stock of digitalcontinue reading…