Estate Planning
How Not to go Broke at 102!: Achieving Everlasting Wealth
We are all living longer, so how do we make our money last and get the most out of our extended old age? That is the question posed by Adriane Berg, elder law attorney and radio host, in this...
Read moreLearn the Ins and Outs of Being an Executor or Trustee
Taking on the job of executor or trustee is not a role to be taken lightly. If you ignore certain problem signs, yo...
Read moreReport, Senate Hearing Highlight Successes, Problems with Reverse Mortgages
On the 20th anniversary of the law establishing the reverse mortgage program, reverse mortgages are getting a closer look thanks to a Senate hea...
Read morePreventing a Will Contest
It may be impossible to keep relatives from fighting over your will entirely, but there are steps you can take to try to minimize squabbles and ensure your wishes are carried out.
Read moreDisinheriting a Relative Can Be Complicated
You may feel that you have given one child more during your life, so he or she should get less in your will. Or you may want to cut out an heir altogether. Whatever the reason, disinheriting a close relative...
Read more10 Reasons to Create an Estate Plan Now
Many people think that estate plans may be for someone else, but certainly not them. Here are ten compelling reasons to set up an estate plan, no matter what your age or net worth.
Read moreHow to Contest a Will
If you believe a loved one's will is not valid, you may be able to contest it. But proving a will is invalid is difficult and this process should be undertaken only if you are sure there is something wrong.
Read moreProviding for Your Pet with a Trust
A pet can be a member of the family, but what happens to your pet after you are gone? How can you ensure your pet will be cared for?...
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