D A V I S L A W G R O U P

Website Loading

April 22, 2015 Douglas Davis

A few weeks ago in our blog, we discussed how to fund a living trust. To recap briefly, a living trust is basically a container with very specific instructions for how to handle

April 16, 2015 Jake Balderson

When a child turns 18, a world of responsibility opens up for them, whether they are ready for it or not. An 18 year old has the ability to make their own health

April 2, 2015 Douglas Davis

Revocable living trusts are a popular estate planning tool these days, but unless they are funded with assets, they are essentially useless. Think of a revocable trust as a container, and on top

March 26, 2015 Davis Law Group

Determining whether a trust account is right for you depends on your situation and what you plan to do with the money that will be put into the trust. Trusts can provide excellent

October 8, 2014 Douglas Davis

I have often been asked what happens to pets if the owner is incapacitated or after the owner’s death. Great question and unless planning is done in advance, the potential for continued care

September 22, 2014 Douglas Davis

Until recently we didn’t worry too much about inherited IRA’s because they have always been protected from creditors, predators and some marital claims. That recently changed when the Supreme Court decided Clark v.

July 22, 2014 Douglas Davis

Most of us make mistakes.  They vary in importance and for the most part can be corrected before any real damage has been done. With estate planning we find that mistakes vary based

April 25, 2014 Douglas Davis

One of the most difficult decisions to make in any estate plan is in selecting the individual or entity who will be responsible for carrying out your instructions in the event of your

April 23, 2014 Douglas Davis

One of the most important questions for any parent is:  How should I leave everything I own to my children??   Every situation is different and what is right for one family may not

April 4, 2014 Douglas Davis

An important part of any thorough estate plan is the preparation of a Durable Power of Attorney.  This document allows someone you designate to represent you and act on your behalf to deal