Why Reviewing Your Trust Regularly Isn't Optional—It's Essential
Many people believe that once they've created a trust, they can simply file it away and forget about it. But just like your health needs regular check-ups, your whole estate plan (including your trust) requires periodic reviews to ensure your plan will work for your loved ones and not fail when they need it. Read more...
Beyond the FDIC Safety Net: Protecting Your Cash When Your Savings Exceed Insurance Limits
Your life savings may exceed FDIC insurance limits, leaving portions of your hard-earned money unprotected if your bank fails. Learn strategic approaches to safeguard your entire financial legacy and ensure the maximum protection for your deposits. Read more…
4 Estate Planning Myths That Put Your Loved Ones at Risk
Recent surveys reveal a troubling trend: only 32% of Americans have a will, down 6% from 2023. This decline points to four dangerous myths about estate planning that could put your loved ones at risk. Read more…
Til Death Do Us Part? Why Unmarried Couples Must Have An Estate Plan That Works For the People They Love
Without marriage's legal protections, unmarried couples face unique estate planning challenges that could leave partners vulnerable and children at risk. Learn how to protect your loved ones and assets with proper planning. Read more…
Estate Planning During Divorce: Lessons from Shannen Doherty's Legacy
Actress Shannen Doherty's death last year highlights how critical timing can be when it comes to estate planning during divorce. Her last-minute divorce likely saved her estate millions and prevented years of legal battles. Read more...
Planning a Trip? Protect Your Children with a Kids Protection PlanⓇ
As Spring Break approaches, followed by summer, many parents are planning fun getaways with their children. However, few consider what would happen to their kids if an emergency occurred during their travels. Read more…
Protecting Your Rights: Estate Planning Strategies for Same-Sex Couples
Many same-sex couples are concerned about potential rollbacks of federal marriage protections and what that could mean for their families. While certain federal benefits could be affected by policy changes, comprehensive estate planning provides crucial protections regardless of marriage recognition. Read more...