Commonly Asked Questions About Writing a Will Online
September 8, 2021
Thanks to technology, we can do more things online these days. From ordering dinner to purchasing a car, e-commerce is at a record high. So,
Category: Wills
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
10 Financial Divorce Considerations
June 30, 2021
You’ve heard the old saying, “Money is the root of all evil.” Of the issues that couples argue about, money tops the list. And sadly,
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 After I Die? Your Will and the Probate Process
May 19, 2021
If you have a Will when you pass away, the Will must be validated so that your final wishes can be legally honored and carried
Your Guide to Probate: All You Need to Know
April 7, 2021
Unfortunately, most of us will have to go through the probate process at some point in our lives. Whether you are to be the beneficiary
What Happens to Your Bank Account When You Die?
April 3, 2021
Have you ever thought about what happens to your bank account when you die? If you are the sole account owner and don’t have a
Last Will & Testament vs. Living Will: What’s the Difference?
February 3, 2021
Since they share similar names, there is often confusion about the difference between a Will and a Living Will. They are both important estate planning
Questions You Need to Ask and Answer When Creating a Will
January 18, 2021
Too many people fail to realize the importance of creating a proper Last Will and Testament. It is simply not enough to download a generic
Estate Planning and Charitable Donations
December 3, 2020
Watch the Webinar If you regularly donate to your church or favorite charity, you may be considering gifting a part of your estate when you
