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When a parent dies without a clear estate plan, confusion, hurt feelings, and family discord can arise between siblings who have different understandings of their entitlements to the estate.
As Valentine’s Day approaches, many of us are focused on expressing our love and appreciation for our significant others. We gift chocolates, flowers, and sentimental cards to show how much we care. But amidst the romantic gestures and candlelit dinners, it’s worth considering how estate planning ties into the spirit of this holiday.
As we start the new year, don’t forget about estate planning. Although it may not be the most exciting or enjoyable topic to think about, it’s critical for securing your legacy and giving peace of mind to you and your loved ones.
For those of us who shamelessly indulge in feel-good Hallmark Christmas shows at this time of year, it’s an ideal opportunity to draw parallels between the spirit of these films and the importance of estate planning. Join us as we explore the valuable lessons from Hallmark Christmas movies.
As Thanksgiving approaches, our minds often turn toward gratitude, family, and tradition. While these elements are central to the holiday, it is also an opportune time to reflect on long-term plans, ensuring the well-being of our loved ones for generations to come.
When it comes to guardianship for your kids, who should you pick? Here are qualities to look for when selecting the right person for the role.
When we head off on our summer travels, we often leave behind our responsibilities and worries, seeking enjoyment and relaxation instead. However, this doesn’t mean that we can completely disregard our future and the well-being of our loved ones. Just as we take steps to plan our vacations meticulously, we must also take steps to plan our estates properly.
In estate planning, we often talk about gifts and gifting, typically within the context of money, assets, and taxes. Kent Phelps, attorney and Trajan Estate CEO, believes that our values are the most important gifts we can give our heirs. Among these, the gift of work ranks as one of the most valuable. Phelps shares his story here.
In estate planning, we often talk about gifts and gifting, typically within the context of money, assets, and taxes. Kent Phelps, attorney and Trajan Estate CEO, believes that our values are the most important gifts we can give our heirs. Among these, the gift of work ranks as one of the most valuable. Phelps shares his story here.
From the cradle, I’ve been blessed with the constant influence of many strong women in my life. Wendy (my wife of 33 years), three daughters, my mom, six sisters, grandmothers
