Service Area: Wills, Trusts and Estates

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Posted January 22, 2019

There can be a variety of reasons why someone might choose to transfer a solely-held asset into joint names. For example, a child might be[...]
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Posted January 14, 2019

“Standby guardianship” broadly refers to a legal arrangement where a parent gives another person responsibility over their child without giving up their own parental rights.[...]
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Posted January 2, 2019

Before any money or property you leave behind is passed on to your loved ones, your debts must be paid first. Other estate costs, such[...]
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Posted November 29, 2018

In the event of a separation, there will be an equalization of the property that was accumulated during the marriage.  What does this mean for[...]
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Posted November 12, 2018

November is both make a Will month and financial literacy month — what better time to share some thoughts on a recent decision from the[...]
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Posted November 8, 2018

Deciding what to bring on vacation is almost as challenging as trying to pack it all in one tiny bag or two. To really experience[...]
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Posted October 29, 2018

As our world becomes increasingly connected – legally, financially, physically and technologically – we as lawyers, in providing advice to you on estate planning, need[...]
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Posted October 25, 2018

Appointing a Power of Attorney for Property and for Personal Care is an important part of any estate plan.  Unlike a will, Power of Attorney[...]
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Posted September 27, 2018

Appointing a Power of Attorney for Property and for Personal Care is an integral part of any estate plan. Unlike a will, Power of Attorney documents[...]