07 Oct, 2023
Durable v. Springing Powers of Attorney
Most Financial Powers of Attorney are known as Durable Powers of Attorney. That means that upon signing the document (and the document is notarized), your appointed Agent will be able to act on your behalf right away, as well as after such a time as you may be unable to act for yourself. This ability … Read More
04 Aug, 2023
Last Will and Testament
While this may be the last thing that you want to think about, your Last Will and Testament often is the cornerstone of your estate plan. Through it, you can exercise your will with regard to your possessions, and, most importantly, who will become guardians of your minor children if both you and your spouse … Read More
13 Oct, 2022
Real Estate Distribution through a Will
A common question for those beginning the estate planning process is, “What happens to my real estate when I pass away?” The answer to this question is largely your choice. You can distribute your real estate however you wish in your Will or Trust. Holding a property until death can also provide tax benefits for … Read More