by David Edwards | Sep 1, 2021 | Cost of Poor Planning, EP-WillsTrustsPage, Funding and Asset Titling, Getting the Job Done, Wills and Trusts
Every estate plan has three elements that determine whether it succeeds or fails. The ultimate measure of a plan’s success is, “Does it do what I want it to do in my absence?” With the following three components in place, your plan is much more...
by David Edwards | Jun 7, 2021 | Asset Protection, Asset Protection Trusts, Divorce Risks, For Your Kids, Funding and Asset Titling, Kids' Inheritance, Marriage & Remarriage, Parents
Prenuptial agreements aren’t just something you should consider in the context of what will happen to your assets in the event you should divorce. Prenups are also really handy when it comes to estate planning. What does a prenup have to do with estate...
by David Edwards | Mar 8, 2020 | Funding and Asset Titling, Risks of joint ownership, Wills and Trusts
Joint ownership with a right of survivorship, or joint tenancy, is a common method of owning assets. Particularly with husbands and wives, it is a very common ownership method. Many people hear about joint tenancy as being a good estate planning tool – a way to...
by David Edwards | Mar 8, 2016 | Asset Protection, Business or Farm, Funding and Asset Titling, Kids' Inheritance, Wills and Trusts
Big changes in your life may require updates in your estate plan. What kind of big changes? And what should you do about it? Didn’t win the lottery?? That’s okay. Can you imagine how much life changes after something like that? The good news is, if...
by David Edwards | Feb 3, 2015 | Asset Organization, Asset Protection, Cost of Poor Planning, Divorce Risks, For Your Business, For Your Kids, Funding and Asset Titling, Kids' Inheritance, Marriage & Remarriage, Tax
It is vitally important that you review all your beneficiary designations (life insurance, 401(k)s, etc.) every 2 years, or sooner in cases of births, deaths, marriages, divorce, job changes or retirement. Download our beneficiary designation form here. Read on to see...
by David Edwards | Nov 3, 2014 | Aging Parents, Asset Protection, Counseling, not Documents, EC-CareAffordabilityPage, End of Life, Funding and Asset Titling, Long Term Care Risks, Nursing Home, Power of Attorney
I know from experience that everyone who comes into our office has goals and expectations that they bring along with them. But did you know that we have goals for each of our clients as well? Some people see long-term care planning as a shady way to get around having...
