“Once couples have children, they are eager to get a plan in place for who will take guardianship of their children. Having children and not having a will or a selected guardian means parents are left to worry about what would happen in the event of their untimely death.” –…

Many of us are collecting valuable airline miles, credit card points, etc., but what happens to them when you die? Well, that depends. This article breaks down many different airlines and what options are out there: What Happens to Your Points and Miles After You Die?

Headed towards retirement? Here are some things to keep in mind: The 10 commandments of retirement

“Clients often think trusts can do everything – as if they are magical creatures – the unicorn of estate planning. All their problems are solved because they have a trust. That may be the case, but it may not. Different trusts do different things.” – Christine Fletcher 9 Reasons Why…

“Death isn’t what it used to be. Write a will, put stock certificates and the deed to your home and a few other pieces of paper in a safe deposit box and you were set for life for the hereafter. But digital assets from crypto to online contact lists have…

“Every individual over the age of 18 should have a power of attorney. A power of attorney is written authorization that appoints an agent to carry out your business, financial, and legal affairs. Similarly, a health care proxy appoints an agent to make medical decisions on your behalf in the…

“Overseeing a minor’s life is fraught with expansive (and expensive) tasks: Feeding, fretting, toileting and procuring seem to consume the new parent. So, while it is understandable why new parents are laser focused on their newborn’s immediate needs, they should have the wherewithal to remember the importance of making preparations…

“You don’t have to be rich, a genius or a world-renowned luminary to touch people’s lives for generations to come. Here are some ways to leave a lasting legacy when you don’t have genetic offspring.” – Anna Goldfarb How to Leave a Legacy When You Don’t Have Children

Summer is winding down; if your kids are headed back to college (or to college for the first time!), make sure they have these important legal documents in place: Three Critical Legal Documents Every Parent of a College Student Should Get in Place As Soon As Possible