Guardianship serves as a support system for those who can't fully care for themselves. But what happens to an individual's freedoms when they become a ward? Whether you're planning for yourself or a loved one, knowing what freedoms a ward retains under guardianship...
Month: August 2024
How a spendthrift trust can augment your estate plan
When it comes to estate planning, you may be worried about how your beneficiaries will use the wealth you pass on to them. This could especially be the case if they are bad with money or suffer from addiction, which could affect their spending habits. A spendthrift...
How do you handle estate planning for blended families?
Due to the diverse needs and dynamics involved, estate planning for blended families can be challenging. Ensuring that you consider biological and stepchildren fairly requires careful thought and planning. By addressing the unique aspects of blended families, you can...
Naming a minor as a beneficiary
When it comes to estate planning, our main goal is to ensure that our loved ones are safe and secure when we pass away. For families with minor children, this means considering the children’s well-being and financial security in the event of our death. State laws play...
