One of the things that you need to prepare for when you are planning your estate is the possibility of falling ill and ultimately becoming incapacitated as you face a terminal medical condition. Of course this is not a pleasant subject to discuss, but it is a reality that many people face at the end … [Read More]
What Are Advanced Directives?
The great thing about estate planning is that there’s so many different tools you can use to address your concerns. A Will for example, can distribute your assets and even name a guardian and/or conservator for your kids. A Trust on the other hand, can help you avoid probate and keep your estate private and … [Read More]
The Living Will and Your Quality of Life
There is no doubt that modern medicine can successfully extend life when someone is seriously ill but in some cases, prolonging life might not be the best option. If there is a good chance to make a full recovery, or even close to a complete recovery, most people would likely opt to receive whatever medical … [Read More]
What Makes A Good Estate Plan?
Estate planning is the process of getting your affairs in order before the unthinkable happens. Most people assume the “unthinkable” is death, but this includes incapacity as well. Think about it: if you became mentally disabled, would you and your assets be protected? Most estate plans consist of about four to five documents; the documents … [Read More]
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