Article-96318

May 31, 2019 |

How Can I Tell If A Will Was Revoked or Replaced?

Creating a last will and testament is an important component of estate planning, but it can also be one of the most confusing aspects of ...

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May 29, 2019 |

Preparing Your Online Accounts for What Happens When You Pass Away

If you’ve already taken the diligent step of getting your general estate plan in order, is it possible you have neglected your online accounts? Today ...

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Article-96311

May 28, 2019 |

Are You Falling for This LTC Myth?

Whether you’re concerned about your own health issues in older age or are now taking care of parents with issues, you might be under the ...

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Article-96308

May 22, 2019 |

I’m a Single Parent. What Do I Need to Know About Estate Planning?

Being a single parent puts you in a position of power and responsibility that makes it all the more important that you tick off those ...

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Article-96304

May 21, 2019 |

What is a Letter of Intent?

If you’ve ever thought about estate planning before or even put together some of the key documents, you might still have questions about how to ...

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May 20, 2019 |

Could My Loved One Bring a Will Challenge?

You start your estate planning process with the best of intentions, thinking carefully about who you want to include and what you’d like them to ...

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Article-96293

May 14, 2019 |

Yes, Estate Planning is for You

For years, estate planning has been plagued by the perception that it’s only for the rich. As plenty of news stories show, even the rich ...

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Article-96296

May 13, 2019 |

Does a Will Distribute All of My Assets?

If you’ve printed out a basic will, signed it, stored it, and then forgotten about it, this could set your loved ones up for challenges ...

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Article-96285

May 9, 2019 |

Proposed IRA Stretch Law Which Could Cost You & Your Kids Lots of Money

Congress has a way of keeping things interesting, don’t they? HR 1994 is also known as the SECURE act. SECURE stands for “Setting Every Community ...

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Article-96282

May 8, 2019 |

Do I Need to Update My Will If I Move to A New State?

If you previously prepared a will in your old state of residence and it was valid there, it is most likely valid in your new ...

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