Think you are too young to need an estate plan? Think again!
In fact, all adults over age 18 should have some basic estate planning documents in place. And this is true regardless of how much money you have, whether you are married or single, and whether or not you have kids. On that note, if you are an adult of any age and the pandemic didn’t inspire you to create your estate plan, here are five reasons why you shouldn’t wait another day to get your plan started.
Read MoreA last will and testament is the most commonly thought-of document when it comes to an estate plan. But really it is only a very small part of an integrated plan that ensures your family stays out of court and out of conflict if and when something happens to you.
Read MoreIt’s back-to-school time again, and when it comes to estate planning, you may have homework to do. As a parent, your most critical—and often overlooked—task is to select and legally document guardians for your minor children. If you haven’t done that yet, you should immediately do so using my easy-to-use (and absolutely free) website.
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