Did you know you have a legal right to refuse medical treatment that may delay death by creating a living will? Consider how you would like end-of-life medical care to be handled in the case of a terminal condition where you may be incapacitated and unable to communicate your wishes. A Living Will allows you…
DetailsThere are many reasons why people do not do Wills, and not many of those reasons are very good. Many of us simply avoid thinking about it, and then we do we tell ourselves there will be time to do one later. Maybe when I have more assets I will do a will is another…
DetailsTo many it seems that estate planning is like a mysterious woodland creature. Sightings are reported, but descriptions of the animal do not all match, and an accurate picture of the real thing remains illusive. Dispelling the myths is a good start in gaining an accurate understanding of estate planning (the elusive creature). Once you begin to have…
DetailsOne of the most often misunderstand terms in estate planning is “probate” and what it mean We answer the most common FAQs about probate here: WHAT IS PROBATE? The term “probate” refers generally to the process by which the estate of a decedent (person who died) is administrated and distributed to the people who are the lawful…
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