Month: November 2020

Many people assume planning an estate is a one-time task. However, the reality is estate planning requires a long-term approach. A plan created for someone in his/her twenties will rarely reflect that person’s situation 10 years later. In fact, most people are encouraged to revise their estate plans regularly, especially after major life changes like […]

Living trusts are one of the most popular estate planning tools, as they allow those who create them, (trustors) to retain some control over their assets, while also ensuring the contents of those trusts are transferred to specific beneficiaries without the need to go through probate. Creating these trusts can be a difficult process, as […]