Myth Busting: Estate Planning Myths Debunked
Estate Planning Myths – What Are The Facts? Myths are things we believe, but that are really not true. While some myths are amusing (bulls don’t really hate the color…
Why You & Your Loved Ones Need A Mental Power Of Attorney
Maybe your medications interacted badly, causing behavior changes that concern your friends and family. Or you could be developing Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. If you’re taken to…
Estate Planning Documents You Should Prepare When You Travel
Estate Planning Documents To Prepare If you’re thinking of taking a trip, you have lots of little details to take care of: Reservations? Got ‘em. Packed suitcase? Check. Estate Planning?…
Joint Ownership Options In Arizona
What Are Your Options For Joint Ownership In Arizona? Titles are important. How a property is owned – how it is titled – can make a huge difference in how…
Preplanning Vs Emergency Response
What’s The Advantage Of Preplanning? Whether you’re making a grocery list or opening a business, planning really helps. At some point in your life, you may have to deal with…
A Pour Over Will Might Be Your Safety Net
What Is A Pour Over Will? Some people figure a simple Will is all they need. Or maybe they’ve decided that more advanced estate planning is needed, so they set…
Keeping Your Hand In: Consulting for Your Family Business After Retirement
How To Handle Your Business After Retirement After a busy career running the family business, you may not want to just sit around scrap booking or playing bingo every day.…
Funding Your Trust: What You Need To Know
The person who creates a trust is called a trustor or a settlor. Once the ink is dry on a trust document, the trustor may think their work is over.…
Estate Planning Excused & How It Will Affect Your Future
We all do it. Procrastinate. How many times do we start to-do lists, then forget about them? Sometimes it just seems easier to make excuses than to act. Excuse-making is…
Settling Grandpa Joe’s Simple Estate Plan From A Distance
Simple Estate Planning From A Distance Executors take on a lot of responsibility. Gathering assets, notifying heirs, and reviewing claims against the estate take time. It’s that much more difficult…