by David Edwards | Jun 20, 2018 | Wills and Trusts
You’ve probably heard of trusts and trustees before – most likely in the context of a rich kid living off of their trust fund. However, trusts are not just legal tools for the wealthy. We’ve talked about trusts before, and if you want to delve a... 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 | May 21, 2026 | Asset Protection, Wills and Trusts
By David Edwards | Edwards Group Quick Overview (TL;DR) — A Revocable Living Trust helps your family avoid probate, keeps your plan private, and names someone to manage your finances if you can’t — but it does NOT protect your assets from nursing home costs or... 
by David Edwards | Mar 12, 2026 | Estate Planning, Wills and Trusts
How to Make Sure Your Pets Are Cared for If You Die or Become Disabled There’s an old court case that goes something like this. A very rich man once left his black cat to his longtime maid, along with a trust fund to be used for the cat’s care and a stipend to...