Clients often approach us about disinheriting family members. As families sometimes drift apart, so does their desire to share their wealth, even after death. Nevertheless, removing a close family member from your estate is a serious issue that requires careful consideration. Disinheriting the natural objects… Read More »Disinheriting Family Members
Generally, it is a good idea to update your estate plan at every major life event, such as pregnancy, marriage, divorce, or major purchases. The U.S. Supreme Court decision of Dobbs v. Jackson’s Women’s Health Organization, 597 U.S. ___ (2022) has profoundly shaken up the… Read More »Estate Planning after Dobbs
Q: Do I need an attorney or notary to make a will? A: No, you can draft a will yourself. But keep in mind that a poorly drafted will may not be enforceable and may leave ambiguities that invite litigation. Q: Can I simply hand… Read More »Wills: Frequently Asked Questions
Making a will might not be on everyone’s mind. After all, death is an unpleasant topic. No one wants to think what would happen if they ended up dead without a will. But without a will, chaos might ensue. Should the unthinkable happen, be it… Read More »Don’t be Caught Dead without a Will