Deciding whether to share your estate plan can be challenging. If everyone knows your plans, you can answer questions and potentially minimize conflict between family members after your death. However, many people are uncomfortable sharing their estate plans because they don’t want to share their private financial and personal information. Estate planning can be complex […]
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Almost everyone loves an adventure. Some people enjoy the planning aspects of a vacation as much as actually going on the trip. Even the best-laid plans can go awry. That is why it is a great idea to assemble a planning team before going on your next adventure. If you are traveling to another country […]
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 326,468 assisted reproduction technology (ART) cycles were performed at 449 clinics, resulting in 79,942 live-born infants in 2020. This is approximately 2% of all infants born in the United States. ART involves all fertility treatments in which eggs or embryos are handled. The main type of […]
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Choosing a guardian for your minor children is stressful for any parent. Not being around to usher your child safely into adulthood is an unthinkable option. Naming a guardian is one of the most important decisions you will make as a parent. What should you do if your first choice is not a U.S. citizen? While […]
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The estate planning is the process of making decisions about what happens to you, your hard-earned assets, money, and property when you can no longer decide for yourself. Your estate plan should include input from many people. If it doesn’t, it may fall short of your expectations and be ineffective at meeting your goals. Let’s […]
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There are key events in life that should trigger everyone to review their estate plan and financial documents. One such event is the death of a loved one. After a loved one’s death, the first priority is to care for yourself and your family members as you grieve the loss. As life gradually returns to […]
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If you’re a nurse, doctor, or frontline healthcare worker, you tirelessly care for others and may not have a lot of free time to work on your estate planning. Your time is valuable. But if you can answer the following questions or at least think them through, you can get a jump start on the […]
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I’m an estate planning attorney who is passionate about what he does. But I’m also the first to admit there’s a certain morbid undertone to the work I do. After all, I am helping people plan for their incapacity and death. However, when you’re a parent to a minor child it’s your responsibility to plan […]
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