Category Archives: Simple Wills
Estate Planning Myths & Misconceptions — Myth #3 — An Estate Plan Is Not A Will
Most people think of “doing estate planning” as the act of creating and signing a will. While in some cases, a will is the best instrument, you can’t get to that answer without engaging in a comprehensive process where the … Continue reading
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Making a Will
If you’re thinking about making a will, here are few things that you should think about before drafting the will (or having an attorney help you think about these things and draft the will for you): 1. What assets will you … Continue reading
Top Tips for Selecting an Estate Planner
Having practiced in this area for a while, here are some practical tips for selecting an estate planner. I promise that this is not a thinly-veiled way of describing my practice. Although we have many of these qualities, I believe … Continue reading
Do You Have These 3 Legal Papers?
This post is important enough that I might run a variation of it every month for year. Let me spoil the surprise and give you the answer up front. You should have: A Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care A Durable … Continue reading
