by David Edwards | Oct 6, 2021 | Wills and Trusts
We often get the question, “Should we name more than one child as a co-executor?” In the end, it’s a personal choice as to whether you do or not, but here are some things to think about. 1. Who will really do the work? Often if there are...
by David Edwards | Mar 5, 2020 | Death of a Loved One, EP-ProbatePage, Home, Probate
Being an executor is a big responsibility. One that requires great integrity and diligence. Many people will only experience this role once or twice in their life, and it can be hard to know what an executor needs to do. Here are 7 things for an executor to consider...
by David Edwards | Mar 15, 2017 | Elder Care Advising, Estate Planning
Every estate plan needs a good helper(s). Choosing those helpers can be tough. Your trustee, guardian, power of attorney, or executor will be responsible for making decisions when you become disabled (like from a stroke or dementia) or pass away. But what exactly are...
by David Edwards | Sep 22, 2015 | Elder Care Advising, Estate Planning, Power of Attorney
Good “helpers” are essential to an effective plan. Could the people you’ve chosen as executor, trustee, power of attorney, or guardian pass this simple test? Every Estate Plan Needs a Good Helper We talk about good “helpers” a lot, and...
by David Edwards | Apr 22, 2022 | Asset Protection, Estate Planning
Years ago, when I was single, I went out of town and a few days later my condo neighbors called ’cause they smelled a terrible stench. Nothing had died, but turns out I had forgotten to take out the trash before I left. (Thanks Mom and Dad, who made arrangements...
