Planning for your family’s future isn’t always easy, especially when you have to consider all the “what-ifs.” One of the most meaningful ways you can protect your children is setting up an estate plan that reflects your wishes for their care and provides for their...
Getting specific is always important in estate planning, but it is especially crucial when it comes to blended families. Because a stepchild cannot automatically inherit from a stepparent, you must create or update your estate plan as soon as stepchildren enter your life. Neglecting to...
Estate planning is a vital process for every family. But it is especially important for families with special needs children, because they face unique challenges. Careful planning can help you provide for your child’s future in the best way possible, and ensure they stay eligible...
No one wants to think about the possibility of leaving their child an orphan. But life is unpredictable, and although you can’t prevent the worst from happening, you can be prepared for it. Unless you name a guardian in your will, the state will choose...
It can be uncomfortable to talk to your children about their inheritance. While you don’t have to tell your children exactly how much they will inherit, it is a good idea to have a conversation with them about what to do with an inheritance. If...