As our society ages, you may find yourself making challenging end-of-life decisions for loved ones sooner than you imagined. And when that time arrives, you'll quickly realize the path is anything but simple. Read more.

Most often associate “estate planning” with death. Specifically, what happens to assets after death. However, there are a few documents that are effective while you are living. In fact, they are only effective while you are living so that as soon as you die, they do too. These documents are used when you are physically incapable or unavailable to make decisions on your own. Since statistically speaking, you have more of a chance of becoming incapacitated than dying, these life planning tools are essential for everyone to have. 

Summer can be a busy time for the family preparing to send their child off to college. While shopping, packing and handling roommate issues may keep you preoccupied, it is important to discuss a few legal matters before your young adult flies the coop. That’s right. Legal matters.

Despite tons of information available, there are still so many misconceptions about Estate Planning. What does this have to do with fat? Read on to find out.