Monthly Archives: May 2018
I’m Not Married. Do I Still Need an Estate Plan?
Approximately half of America’s population over the age of 16 is unmarried. While much of the discussion involving estate planning focuses on married couples, this topic is just as important for a single person. In fact, many times estate planning for singles and unmarried couples may be even more important than for their married… Read More »
How a Pet Trust Protects Your Pet if You Die (UPDATED: October 2019)
If you ask several pet owners if they have a pet trust for their furry family member(s), most will admit that they don’t even know what a pet trust is, much less have one set up. But whether you are planning to adopt a new pet or already have one (or several), it is… Read More »
4 Keys to Smart Estate Planning for Small Business Owners
Preparing your company for your incapacity or death is vital to the survival of the enterprise. Otherwise, your business will be disrupted, harming your customers, employees, vendors, and ultimately, your family. For this reason, proactive planning – including your business and your estate plan – is key. Below are some tips on business and… Read More »
Is Estate Planning Still Necessary With the Trump Tax Cuts?
Now that Tax Day 2018 is in the rear-view mirror for many Americans, a question many of them will have to reckon with moving forward, is estate planning still necessary with the Trump Tax Cuts? The Tax Cut and Jobs Act was signed into law by President Trump in 2017. The new tax law… Read More »