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Generally speaking, estate matters are governed by state law. A will is considered valid when it meets the legal requirements of the state where it is drafted. However, your estate is administered according to the laws of the state where you die. As a result, a common question our clients…
Category: Estate Planning
One of the most basic elements of estate planning is deciding between a will and a trust. Many people are familiar with the basics of a will and assume that trusts are only for people who are extraordinarily wealthy. This is not the case. Trusts can provide several benefits to…
Divorce is a life-changing event. After dealing with custody issues and the division of property, it’s easy to understand why so many people forget to update their estate plans. Unfortunately, many people do not realize that failing to update their plan can lead to results that you were trying to…
