Estate Planning Archives - Page 3 of 8

The Fast Food of Estate Planning

Americans love fast food. As the sign below the Golden Arches says, there have been “billions and billions served.” When...

It seems like only yesterday that I bought life insurance so that my wife and children would have an adequate...

Before you decide to put your home in an irrevocable trust, it is important to have a basic understanding of...

As a car accident victim lies unconscious in a hospital bed, a group of strangers who make up the hospital’s...

Many readers of this article are being more careful these days. A global public health crisis and an unstable economy...

Have you heard the story about the frog that was swimming happily in a pot of cold water, not noticing...

Are you at least 57 and not older than 77? If so, you are a Baby Boomer. This message is...

Parents and grandparents devote a considerable amount of their time and life savings to making sure that their children and...

Options for Family Home Transfer This is the second of a three-part series which addresses various issues related...

COVID-19 caught many of us by surprise in March. Who honestly imagined that COVID-19 restrictions would remain in effect for...