If you have a loved one who has become incapacitated in some way, and they need your assistance in handling their health care decisions, accessing medical records will become necessary […]
Read MoreIf you have a loved one who has become incapacitated in some way, and they need your assistance in handling their health care decisions, accessing medical records will become necessary […]
Read MoreEstate plans are very important for many different reasons. Typically, an estate plan includes a will or trust, a power of attorney and advance medical directives. But, for a young […]
Read MoreAre you ready to relax and put the 9 to 5 behind you? If so, hopefully you have a good retirement plan in place. If it is not quite time, […]
Read MoreEstate Issues Following the Death of a Spouse from Brad Anderson The death of a spouse is always traumatic. In that time of loss, the surviving family members are often […]
Read MoreDivorce means separation and starting over. It means substantial life changes. It is also time to reassess everything. Whether you already had a financial plan in place or not, it […]
Read MoreMany businesspersons are so focused on growing their businesses that they do not consider the potential consequences of divorce. Whether the co-founders divorce each other, or one of the founders gets divorced, […]
Read MoreDo You Know Your Trusts? from Brad Anderson The basic purpose of a trust, in estate planning, is to minimize estate taxes and avoid probate. There are many different types […]
Read MorePerforming the duties of a trustee after the death of a loved one is an important duty. The good news is, you aren’t expected to start working immediately, because the […]
Read MoreThe basic purpose of a trust in estate planning is to minimize estate taxes and avoid probate. What is a trust, exactly? It is a fiduciary agreement (one based on […]
Read MoreWhat can you do if your mother or father has become incapacitated and no longer able to handle his or her own affairs. You may have already obtained a power […]
Read MoreEstate planning, with your minor children in mind, requires more than simply choosing someone to raise them. Another equally important consideration is who will manage the money and property that […]
Read MoreA trust can be a significant financial tool, helping you to control your money and provide for the future of your loved ones. If you are wondering whether you should […]
Read MoreWhether your children are visiting their grandparents out of town, or they are away at camp for two weeks, there may come a time when you will be unavailable to […]
Read MoreUnderstanding the Uniform Transfers to Minors Act from Brad Anderson Transferring your property, through a gift or by trust, is a common transaction. However, transfers of property to minors are […]
Read MoreThe last will and testament is still very popular, certainly not the only estate planning instrument available. There are many other options, some of which may be better suited for […]
Read MoreIf you are familiar with the concept of capital gains, you may have heard of the term “step up in basis.” Generally speaking, capital gains is the difference between the purchase […]
Read MoreThe first piece of federal legislation addressing this issue was passed in 1956 and was known as the Uniform Gifts to Minors Act. The initial statute was based on […]
Read MoreIf creating your retirement plan has not been a priority, it is not too late to start. Although Social Security will provide a sparse amount of retirement income, it will […]
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