Divorce marks a significant life change. Once the dust settles, revisiting your estate plan becomes crucial. It is easy to overlook this task amidst the whirlwind of legal proceedings, but updating your estate plan ensures your assets are managed according to your...

The average adult could likely come up with dozens of excuses for why they want to delay estate planning. Most people find the planning for incapacity and death to be an unpleasant process even though doing so protects them and the people they love. Quite a few people...

Your estate plan helps guarantee the financial stability of your loved ones if anything happens to you. It is quite common for people to make their spouse their main beneficiary in their estate plan and possibly to grant their spouse certain forms of authority as...

Never assume that estate planning is done once you get the plan filed. It is complete, but it’s not done, per se. You still need to consider updating your plan at certain times in your life. Do not just set it and forget it. But when should you update it? Here are a...