How to Protect Generational Wealth

Over the next two decades, we’ll witness the largest generational transfer of wealth in history. ...

Planning with a Terminal Diagnosis

A terminal diagnosis brings a whirlwind of emotions and uncertainties, but it also presents an opportunity to take control of the future. ...

Planning for the Disposition of Your Remains

Every October, we’re surrounded by reminders of our own mortality - skeletons on porches, haunted house tours, and ghost stories galore. ...

The Role of Portability in Estate Tax Planning

When it comes to estate planning, one tool that often flies under the radar is portability—a valuable option that allows married couples to transfer unused estate tax exemption amounts from one spouse...

The Importance of Estate Planning Documents for Younger Individuals

In the hustle and bustle of our youthful years, contemplating estate planning may seem like a task meant for a far-off future. Yet, the importance of having crucial documents in place cannot be overstated,...

Is a ‘Sweetheart Will’ Best for You and Your Valentine?

In the realm of estate planning, married couples have traditionally used "sweetheart wills" to leave assets to each other. ...

How Can I Take Care of My Pets When I Die?

According to Forbes, more than 65% of all U.S. households have a pet. More and more, people want to make sure their pets are taken care of after they pass away. ...

Using Life Insurance to Meet Your Estate Planning Goals

Life insurance plays a crucial role in estate planning, offering a financial safety net that ensures loved ones are protected against unforeseen events. One of the primary uses of life insurance is to...

Incorporating Cultural Beliefs into Your Estate Planning

Cultural beliefs and traditions play a significant role in shaping estate planning decisions. Different cultures have unique perspectives on inheritance, family roles, and wealth distribution, which can...