Estate Planning Blog

Cryptocurrency saw a huge surge in popularity a few years ago. Celebrities were promoting it in commercials, and suddenly it seemed like everyone was investing. However, it's still a fairly new phenomenon, so people naturally have a lot of concerns when it comes to leaving...

There's always a lot of paperwork involved in changing your primary residence. You have to notify the Post Office to forward your mail and change the billing address on all your accounts. It gets even more complicated if you're moving out of state, because you'll...

Individual situations and people can change quickly and dramatically. You don’t want to disclude an irresponsible child from their inheritance—you want to protect their financial future so that when they’re ready, they can handle a large amount of money. Let's go over how to leave...

In this digital age, almost everyone has at least one Facebook page. Whether you joined to share pictures of your grandchildren, to promote your business online, or you've had an account ever since the site exploded in 2009, you need to think about what will...

A durable power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that gives someone you trust the right to make financial and/or medical decisions on your behalf. It's a good safeguard to include in your estate plan, just in case a time comes when you are...

You’ve spent your whole life working hard to achieve your financial goals, and of course you want to pass that wealth on to your children and grandchildren. However, building generational wealth involves much more than acquiring valuable assets. It also takes some careful financial planning,...

Starting conversations about things like inheritance and end-of-life decisions can be very difficult. However, it’s important to discuss these topics with your parents sooner rather than later. The decisions they make now will significantly impact your life in the future. By making sure they have...

Being named as successor trustee is a big responsibility that comes with legal and fiduciary duties. It means you’re in charge of managing someone’s trust after they pass away or become incapacitated. While it may seem straightforward at first, there are several dangerous mistakes that...

Setting up a trust is often a crucial step in estate planning. Whether they are revocable or irrevocable, trusts are designed to ensure the smooth transfer of assets to their beneficiaries. But what happens when the trust instructions don’t seem to align with the grantor’s...

As Easter approaches, Arizona comes alive with vibrant celebrations. From egg hunts to spring festivals, the Phoenix Valley offers a diverse range of events to make your Easter weekend memorable and magical. Here are some of the best things to do for Easter in Phoenix...

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