
Preventing Family Conflict And Disputes Over Your Estate Plan
By becoming aware of some of the leading causes of conflict over your estate plan, you’re in a better position to prevent those situations through effective planning. Though it’s impossible to predict how your loved ones will react to your estate plan, the following issues are among the most common catalysts for conflict.

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5 Ways DIY Estate Plans Can Fail & Leave Your Family At Risk—Part 1

Why Putting Your Family Home In A Trust Is A Smart Move — Part 2
If you are like many homeowners, your home is likely your family’s most valuable and treasured asset. In light of this, you want to plan wisely to ensure your home will pass to your heirs in the most efficient and safe manner possible when you die or in the event you...

Should I Put My Home In A Trust? – Part 1
If you are like many homeowners, your home is likely your family’s most valuable and treasured asset. In light of this, you want to plan wisely to ensure your home will pass to your heirs in the most efficient and safe manner possible when you die or in the event you become incapacitated by illness or injury.

How Estate Planning Can Bring Blended Families Closer
If you have or are part of a blended family, it’s important to understand how estate planning could be exactly what you need to keep your family out of conflict and in love, both during life, in the event of incapacity, and when one or more of the senior generation (read: parents) dies. Let’s begin with understanding where potential conflicts could arise when you have a blended family.

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Estate Planning Must Haves for Parents – Even If You Have Legal Documents
Take a few minutes to consider right now: if both you and your child’s other parent were to become incapacitated or die right now, who would step forward to care for your child? Would that be who you would want to raise your child, if you could not? Is that who you would want to take care of the financial assets you are leaving behind? What are your next steps? Find out in this article.