Year: 2019

Are you considering a trust but don't know which type of trust is right for you? When it comes to a living trust there are two main types: a revocable trust and an irrevocable trust. Many people are hesitant to put their assets into an irrevocable trust. The thought...

While drafting estate plans for our clients I have personally written hundreds of Wills, Trust, and Power of Attorneys. While drafting these documents I've noticed that there seems to be a pattern of common mistakes, and consequently, they can put road blocks in the...

You may have had a family member or friend ask you if you would consider being a executor or personal representative of their estate. Without knowing too much about it, you may have said yes thinking you may have to go to a meeting or sign a few forms and your done,...

There is nothing more American than starting a business from scratch and watching it grow. There comes a point for many business owners where their business grows so quickly that they have questions come up such as: How do I expand? Do I need employees? What is my...

A follower of my blog called Riley & Ahler, P.C. and requested I write something about Landlord rights when it comes to tenants with support animals. It made me realize what a common issue this is. Our office has received numerous telephone calls over the last few...

Most parents take certain steps to ensure their children will be cared for in the unfortunate event of an early death. Parents often have life insurance to replace their income, and a will or trust to ensure that their possessions are passed on to their children....

I can't tell you how many times I have perspective clients come for an estate consultation telling me they think they need a will. The misconception I often hear is “I don’t need a trust because I don’t have millions”. This misconception is common for those not...