Creating an estate plan involves selecting people to receive your assets, and should always include a contingent beneficiary.
Having a comprehensive estate plan in place that covers all of your assets can help reduce probate issues upon your passing.
A properly prepared, comprehensive power of attorney can help avoid guardianship, which is an often expensive and unpleasant process.
There are common inheritance mistakes many make. After receiving an inheritance, some people blow through it surprisingly quickly.
Business owners, do you know what will happen to your business if something unexpected impacts you or when you decide to step away?
Understanding the nation’s latest data on older Americans can help seniors and their families plan for the future.
Life insurance may not seem related to the distribution of your estate, but it can be an integral part of a well-drafted estate plan.
Estate planning for blended families involves special considerations and may require additional layers of planning.
Trusts are important estate planning tools. Estate planning involves creating a plan for where – and to whom – your assets will go at death.
A new New York law now allows for transferring real estate on death outside of probate called a Transfer on Death Deed.
As the U.S. population ages, the need for long-term care and the rising cost of that care are becoming important considerations.
Partner Marcus O’Toole-Gelo will be a panelist at Act 2 Begins, a free special event designed for seniors and adult children.
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