Legal Planning for Mental Incapacity
When it comes to estate planning, many people focus on what happens upon their death. However, estate planning in the event you become mentally incapacitated is equally important. When you become incapacitated, you are no longer able to make sound decisions about your finances and health. In the event, you become incapacitated through an accident […]
It’s True: Young Parents Need a Will
There are a lot of benefits to being a young parent, one of the biggest of all being that you’ll most likely live to see a large portion of your child’s life and quite possibly those of your grandchildren. But the truth is that nobody can predict the future. As unpleasant as it is to […]
Power of Attorney for your Children in College
Whether they’re ready for adult responsibilities or not, your child is considered an adult in the eyes of the law the moment they turn 18. Even if you are paying their college tuition and / or your child is still considered a dependent, they are still an adult who will suddenly be responsible for a […]
The Issue With DIY Wills
In an online world, in which consumers are so used to do it yourself solutions that tend to save money and time, it is not surprising there is a growing trend of people turning to do it yourself wills. Your will is one of the most important documents that you will produce in your lifetime. […]