Emergency Preparedness with Estate Planning
September 17, 2021
No one likes to think about what happens in an emergency, but it is critically important that everyone knows where to turn when something happens.
Category: Emergency Planning
COVID-19 Checklist: Steps to Getting Your Affairs in Order During a Pandemic
August 30, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact our daily lives. The spread of the Delta variant adds to the stress and uncertainty about when the virus
The Talk: Discussing End-of-Life Planning with Your Parents and Loved Ones
August 11, 2021
One of the most difficult talks you can have with loved ones is about death. As tough as it may be, discussing end-of-life planning with
Why Estate Planning Should NOT Wait: What We Learned from Dad’s Recent Passing
July 31, 2021
Our father battled with Alzheimer’s Disease for years. Throughout that process, we lived the life of many Gentreo users. From caring for my son and
How to Make a Bucket List for Life, Travel & Summer
July 14, 2021
Have you always wanted to do something adventurous or even something crazy, like skydiving, running a marathon, or traveling to a faraway place? For many
Gentreo Life Events: How to Protect Your College-Bound 18-Year-Old
July 5, 2021
Sending your child off to college is both an exciting and stressful life event for all parents. There are so many things to take care
Planning for Incapacity: Documents to Have and Steps to Take
June 16, 2021
There is no question we are living longer. It’s not unusual these days for people to live well into their 90s – even to 100
What Happens to My Pet if I Die Unexpectedly?
June 10, 2021
We love our pets! They rely on us to take care of them and in turn give us companionship and love. But what happens if
Estate Planning Basics: 7 Step Checklist
May 25, 2021
Creating an estate plan can be daunting. There is so much to consider: taking stock of your assets, deciding who inherits what, choosing responsible people
Making Your Estate Planning Documents Official: Remote Online Notarization in Each State
May 11, 2021
Once you have created your estate planning documents – a Will, Trust, Health Care Proxy, Power of Attorney – you must sign them to make
