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A new child means lots of new responsibilities. One of these responsibilities is making sure you have basic protections for your child in the event something should happen to you.
Read MoreIf your big “What If” question that keeps you up at night centers around your children and what could happen to them if you were to pass away, it is time to answer that question. By properly naming Guardians in case of death, temporary Guardians in case of incapacity, or Power of Attorney in case of travel or incapacity, the answer to your “What If” will be exactly what you want it to be.
Read MoreDo you have minor children? If so, I recommend reading this post to find out how to name guardians for your children.
Read MoreMany of us make an estate plan with one main concern, "What will happen to my children if something happens to me?" Unfortunately, many guardianship plans are incomplete and make one of these common mistakes. If you have not legally documented guardians for your children, I invite you to do so. Even if you have, please read to see whether or not your plan is complete.
Read MoreWant to leave assets to minor children? Concerned about how your gift will affect the recipient? A Revocable Living Trust has been the answer to many clients concerns over this issue. Will it be your answer too?
Read MoreA new child means lots of new responsibilities. One of these responsibilities is making sure you have basic protections for your child in the event something should happen to you.
Read MoreNaming a Legal Guardian for your children in case of your death can be an emotional process. Here are some tips that can help make the decision easier and leave you feeling comfortable with your decision.
Read MoreWant to leave assets to minor children? Concerned about how your gift will affect the recipient? A Revocable Living Trust has been the answer to many clients concerns over this issue. Will it be your answer too?
Read MoreHere are some thoughts and helpful, practical tips about preparing to leave on vacation, leaving your minor children without a parent.
Read MoreAre you thinking about creating an estate plan to answer your What If question? If you have children or grandchildren think about what would happen to them if they received their inheritance the moment you passed away. What would you have done with that amount of money at a young age? Consider your options.
Read MoreIf your big “What If” question that keeps you up at night centers around your children and what could happen to them if you were to pass away, it is time to answer that question. By properly naming Guardians in case of death, temporary Guardians in case of incapacity, or Power of Attorney in case of travel or incapacity, the answer to your “What If” will be exactly what you want it to be.
Read MoreDo you have minor children? If so, I recommend reading this post to find out how to name guardians for your children.
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