Article written by Rhiannon M. Hartman, Esq. Imagine that you have been named the Executor or Trustee to handle the estate of a distant relative
Article written by Bennie A. Wall, Esq. As a pet owner, you should have plans in place ensuring your pet’s care for both your incapacity
Article written by Bennie A. Wall, Esq. Planning for pets can be one of the most important pieces of your estate planning, and choosing who
As an attorney, I meet wonderful families in various stages of planning for the mental incapacity of a loved one. Some families are struggling with
Article written by M. Eldridge Blanton III, Esq. BACKGROUND The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) took effect on January 1, 2018. Taxpayers
Article written by Kevin O’Donnell, Esq. Everyone likes receiving gifts but most do not associate gifting with estate planning. Many of our clients use gifting
Article written by Kevin O’Donnell, Esq. Assisted living facilities and nursing homes have become astonishingly expensive. If you are a
Effect of the Midterm Elections on Your Estate Plan Article provided by WealthCounsel; Content edited and modified by Stephen M. Watson, Esq. Estate planning
Article written by Stephen M. Watson, Esq. For clients who are married, most often they want their assets to go something like this: First, to the
Estate planning is more than transferring wealth – it is about people. Depending on your situation, this may include any or all of the
