When creating an estate plan, for example preparing a Last Will and Testament, one of the critical components to the enforceability of the document is that the person signing it has full control over his or her mental faculties.
Being elected as an executor of an individual’s Will is an important responsibility. Administering a Will can be time-consuming, and it requires strict adherence to
Caregiving is one of the most selfless roles a person can take on, but it often comes with sacrifices—especially when it comes to personal health
We hope you survived Thanksgiving, and maybe you even enjoyed it? If you have an aging parent, chances are that – at some point –
Many articles have been written about Thanksgiving being the perfect time to talk about estate planning – wills, health care proxies, powers of attorneys and more.
Most people have the vague idea that estate planning is about passing on one’s assets to loved ones when we die. This is true, but
The question then becomes, how often should one change or update living documents such as Wills or revocable Trusts or other documents related to estate planning?
A primary requirement when signing a legal document, including a Last Will and Testament or other estate planning tool, is that the person signing must have sufficient mental capacity or competency to understand the document he or she is signing.
Did you know that 80% of Americans do not have an estate plan? It’s a shocking fact. Likely this is because most people do not
Millennials, have you thought about your parents’ preparedness for life changing events, such as a sudden illness, physical or mental disability, or, sadly, their passing?
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