A will is a legal document outlining who a person’s assets will be distributed after their death. While recipients may include a spouse or family member, a will may also name a church or other organization to inherit money or property. A will should also specify a guardian for any minor children. When referring to…

This is a common question that many people ask, and our answer is consistent—yes. The future is uncertain, for everyone. It is impossible to predict when you might have a serious emergency, develop an illness, become completely incapacitated, or even die. Whether you are young, or old, 100% healthy, or currently suffering from an illness,…

An estate plan needs cultivation. In much the same way that a plant needs care, water, and sun, an estate plan needs regular maintenance. As you age, form new personal relationships, end relationships, have children, divorce, marry, etc., you’ll need to tend to your estate plan to make sure that it is up to date…

Planning for the Future Most people think that estate planning is just planning for when you die. While that is an important part of estate planning, there is a lot more to it. Some of the most difficult situations arise when a person becomes incapacitated. This could happen as a result of a car accident,…