Powers of Attorney: What Are the Common Myths?
While most of us have heard of a power of attorney, or POA, many have misconceptions about them. The Lubbock...
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Wills v. Trusts: What’s Right for Your Estate Planning Needs?
While we are young, many of us neglect to consider what will happen to our family and property after we pass away. Youth...
How Do Family Relationships Mess Up Estate Planning?
According to a recent Key Private Bank poll of financial advisors, 80% said that working through family issues is the most...
What is the Best Way to Leave an Inheritance to a Grandchild?
While everyone from brand new parents to great grandparents can benefit from the advice of a competent estate planning...
Estate Planning to Avoid Hurt Feelings, Family Battles, and A Royal Mess
Without an estate plan in place, and that includes a will, power of attorney, and health care directives, dividing up an...
Creating a Will: Estate Planning for Parents with Young Children
What would happen with your kids, should something happen to you? It's a question that most parents don't like to think...
Making an IRA Part of the Estate Plan
You're hoping to leave your loved ones a nice legacy and something that can enhance their financial security or help them...
Guns and Dementia: A Dangerous Combination
Having a loved one with dementia can be scary. However, if you add in a firearm, it can also get dangerous.Here's a...
Estate Planning Attorneys Ask: Have You Accomplished This Critical Task?
There's one critical move that a large number of older Americans have yet to make: creating a will.Motley Fool's article,...
What Are the New Rules for Veterans’ Benefits?
Under the new rules, veterans will be given three options for their benefits appeals. All three are designed to streamline...