What is a Power of Attorney?
A Power of Attorney is a legal document in which you grant someone else the ability to make decisions on your behalf if you are otherwise incapable. There are a few different types of power
A Power of Attorney is a legal document in which you grant someone else the ability to make decisions on your behalf if you are otherwise incapable. There are a few different types of power
Having a Will in place prior to your passing can save your loved ones money, months in court, headaches, confusion, and unnecessary stress. So, what is involved in drafting a Will, and when is a
Your assets are, simply put, everything you have of value. To calculate your assets, you’ll want to add up the value of these things, and to determine your net worth you’ll need to subtract your
Whether a loved one dies with a Will leaving money or property to beneficiaries, or if they die without a Will (“intestate”), an Estate must be opened to transfer their money and property to their
If you are beginning the process of planning your Will, you may be curious who will be able to access it. Wills often contain sensitive or delicate information, so you may be concerned that your
Starting a new business is exciting and frightening, and you may be feeling optimistic and overwhelmed all at the same time. When you have what feels like a million decisions to make and every penny
Lawsuits are something that can impact any organization, but they can be particularly devastating to a non profit organization. Most lawsuits fit into one of three categories, personal injury, contract issues, and employment law issues.
Making arrangements for your loved ones in the event of your death may not be something you wish to think about, but it’s an essential part of a sound financial plan. It is important for
Prince’s recent death highlights the value and purpose of a Will. A Will is something many people don’t think about until they get older, but at any age it is important to make sure your
When it comes to estate planning, we get a lot of questions from our clients about estate taxes: Who is responsible for paying estate taxes? What is the amount I have to pay? Should I