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Category Archives: Estate Planning
How to avoid abuses of power of attorney
During the estate planning process, you may want to create a power of attorney document. This type of document designates a representative to act on your behalf in legal and…
Mistakes you can avoid in your special needs planning
Making estate plans for your special needs child can be a complicated matter. Not only does your child need food and housing, but you should also plan for whatever care…
What are some essential documents for an executor?
An older relative may have asked you to serve as the executor for your relative’s estate. Now that your relative has died, the time has come to assume the duties…
Should you rely on a “sweetheart will”?
A so-called sweetheart will describe an estate plan in which the first spouse to die leaves everything to his or her surviving spouse. When the second spouse dies, the couple’s…
Effective ways to include charitable giving in an estate plan
No matter the reasons people give to charities, most want to make their donations as powerful as possible. Estate planning has the potential to increase the effectiveness of charitable gifts…
What do financial powers of attorney do?
In addition to estate planning documents like wills and trusts, you must also protect your assets in other ways. Naming a financial power of attorney is an essential part of…
Should you review your estate plan?
Creating your estate plan is a big step in end of life planning. But once you create it, you have to maintain upkeep. After all, your estate plan must reflect…
How to get the most out of charitable giving
Individuals and families who give to charity want to support a worthy cause as well as maximize the use of their money. Donors also experience a number of intangible benefits…
Estate planning considerations when a child has special needs
If your child has physical or mental health concerns that result in special medical and educational needs, he or she may need extra support even as an adult. Providing for…
Are there alternatives to guardianship?
If you have a special needs relative or a loved one in declining health, the subject of a guardianship has probably come up. It is natural to agonize over this…
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