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Your estate plan, like your home, periodically needs a thorough polishing.

By creating an estate plan, you can benefit future generations.

It is important that you plan now to protect your surviving spouse later.

Your money, home, and vehicles are not the only things you should include in your estate plan.

It is very important to regularly review and update all of your estate planning documents.

Real estate is more than just your primary residence.

The Act is the most impactful legislation affecting retirement accounts in decades.

The internet offers all the information and tools we need at our fingertips to create our own estate plan, right?

Welcome to 2020!

Are you feeling bogged down in a swamp of clutter, deadlines, and incomplete tasks?

But even if a handwritten will is legal, is it wise to rely on one?

According to the Pew Research Center, in 2017, there were 44.4 million foreign-born people living in the US, 55% of whom were non-citizens.

A medical power of attorney is a crucial part of your estate plan

Bankruptcy may be one of the last things on your mind when you are creating an estate plan.

Estate planning is about more than just the money.

Even though you may not feel any different, from a legal standpoint, a lot has changed.

November is National Adoption Month, which is aimed at raising awareness about adoption and the children who need permanent, loving homes.