As we all are concerned for our children, we must pay close attention to those who need us the most.

The reality is that estate planning for singles could not be more important. 

Is a Trust necessary if you have a small estate? The answer is simple, yes!

Many pets serve as close companions and friends. But, what will become of your pet after you pass away?

The tragic and untimely death of Prince has once again brought into light the terrible problem of failing to plan for the future.

Everyone has an estate plan, the one you create with your choices or the one the courts provide where they make the decisions.

By giving your accounts to a charity you may avoid subjecting your beneficiaries with additional tax.

The Obergefell decision allows all “married” couples defined by the law to utilize estate-planning instruments to govern their estate.

Unlike a Last Will & Testament, a Trust is a living, breathing document which can retain control after your death.

Often times these forms oversimplify the distribution of your estate leaving room to challenge your desires.

Numerous studies show over 50% of Americans do not have an estate plan, will, or medical directives. 

Far too often, a few months turn into years, and then something unexpected happens and all of a sudden it’s too late.