This is often overlooked by couples. The way in which you title assets can determine whether the asset is required to go through the probate … [Read more...] about How should my spouse and I title assets for estate planning purposes?
When and why should I start including retirement planning in my estate plan?
The odds are good that you will outlive your spouse. This makes retirement planning even more important for you as a woman. You need to be … [Read more...] about When and why should I start including retirement planning in my estate plan?
Why is Medicaid planning necessary?
Over half of all seniors in long-term care (LTC) rely on Medicaid to cover the high cost of that care. Again, because you are statistically … [Read more...] about Why is Medicaid planning necessary?
Why should I include incapacity planning?
Incapacity planning should be part of your estate plan from the beginning because incapacity can strike at any time and to anybody. Without … [Read more...] about Why should I include incapacity planning?
Is creating a joint, or reciprocal, estate plan with my spouse a good idea?
Ultimately, this is a decision you must make after consulting with your estate planning attorney; however, as a rule, it is usually better … [Read more...] about Is creating a joint, or reciprocal, estate plan with my spouse a good idea?
Why do I need a Last Will and Testament?
The most well-known benefit of executing a Will is knowing that you will not die intestate. If you fail to execute at least a basic Will … [Read more...] about Why do I need a Last Will and Testament?
What makes estate planning more important for women?
Statistically, women are more likely to outlive their spouse, ultimately leaving them to be the one to pass down the marital assets to … [Read more...] about What makes estate planning more important for women?
