You took the vital step of addressing your estate plan a number of years ago. However, your life has changed substantially since then. Estate planning can be daunting, so it’s tempting to fall into the trap of thinking it’s a one-and-done event. This is not the case...
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Why young couples should think about estate planning
A large part of estate planning does center around death. However, there is so much more to it. Young people tend to believe they have decades in front of them, so don’t need to think about estate planning. While the former may be true, there is no harm in planning...
How to make sure your will is valid
A will is one of the most important aspects of estate planning. This instrument allows you to leave important assets with those you hold dearest. However, with a culture of DIY estate planning being made available through the internet, it is vital to ensure that your...
Points to consider about powers of attorney
Part of making your estate plan is making sure that you have end-of-life plans in place so your loved ones know how to care for you if you can’t speak up for yourself. One thing that you need to do is to set up the power of attorney designations. A power of attorney...
Who makes a good executor of an estate?
You should feel safe knowing that your estate will be properly managed after you pass. That’s why assigning your estate to the right executor can ensure everything is handled correctly. You will need an executor to handle your estate after your passing. Knowing if...
An outdated estate plan can cause family conflict
Your estate plan carries your final wishes regarding the distribution of the estate to your loved ones. If it is not current, it has the potential of creating division among the beneficiaries. Picture a will that leaves out certain assets and property or includes...
Is your estate plan actually complete?
You’ve written a basic will. All it really does is say that your heirs are supposed to divide the assets that you leave behind amongst themselves. It does list those assets so that they know what to be on the lookout for, and it provides them some basic direction in...
3 steps to take to protect your financial future
If you own a business and your family depends on it for their income, you cannot afford for it to grind to a halt when something happens to you. Estate planning can help you prepare for a debilitating illness or death. Here are some things to consider putting in...
Who can witness a will in Mississippi?
A will is, perhaps, one of the most important estate planning tools you can ever create. By creating a will, you are making clear how you would wish for your assets to be distributed when you pass on. You can also use your will to name legal guardians for your young...