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7 Common Questions About Estate Planning

Not sure if an estate plan is right for you or maybe you're not even entirely sure what an estate plan is?

You're not alone. Many people have questions about the process of getting their estate in order for lifetime benefits as well as having an organized plan after you're gone. Here are seven common questions we...

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May 8, 2019

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Talk is Cheap

The famous musician Prince died a year ago and the battle over his fortune will not be resolved any time soon.
The question of whether Prince left a will continues to be one of the great mysteries in this soap opera with...
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April 25, 2017

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Joint Ownership – A Major Trap

I often hear people say they don’t need an estate plan because all of their assets are held jointly with their spouse or with one or more of their children.
Although this seems to be a convenient way to own assets, re-titling accounts or making a child or spouse a joint owner might be the worst...
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September 16, 2015

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Guys are Pathetic (GAP)

Most men who lose their wives are likely to remarry within a year and a half, but when they do so, their estate could become the property of their new spouse and their spouse's children, accidentally disinheriting their own children.

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July 9, 2015

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7 Common Questions About Estate Planning

Not sure if an estate plan is right for you or maybe you're not even entirely sure what an estate plan is?

Talk is Cheap

The famous musician Prince died a year ago and the battle over his fortune will not be resolved any time soon.

Joint Ownership – A Major Trap

I often hear people say they don’t need an estate plan because all of their assets are held jointly with their spouse or with one or more of their children.

Guys are Pathetic (GAP)

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