A couple in which one spouse is not a U.S. citizen may need to engage in special estate planning. It is important to note that the general estate planning rules do not change
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With the increased coverage of artificial intelligence (AI) and all of the applications it can have in our everyday lives, some people may wonder whether an AI program can create an estate plan
You have recently divorced your spouse and the judge has signed the divorce decree. Now what? Although you may feel as though you have spent enough time and money on lawyers, there is
If you've just received orders for a deployment, there are probably a million things racing through your head that need to be taken care of. Whether you're leaving in a week or in
Difference Between Wills and Trusts A will is a document that provides instructions for how to distribute a person’s assets after death. A will only becomes effective upon the testator’s death, so the
You may be surprised to learn that not only has asset protection planning been around for a long time, but you likely have already engaged in it at some point during your life.
Is your estate planning up to date? There are a few simple questions you can ask yourself to find out. Do you have a will or a trust? Without your own plan you
An estate plan that includes a revocable living trust is an excellent way to protect yourself and your loved ones upon your passing or in the event you are unable to manage your
A will or trust contest can derail your final wishes, quickly deplete your estate's assets, and create huge rifts among your loved ones. However, a properly prepared estate plan can help your family
There are five words you never want your doctor to say: “Get your affairs in order.” But it happens. And unfortunately, 58 percent of Americans do not have a will or trust in
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