Month: May 2023

Suppose you are severely incapacitated by an illness or a catastrophic injury and unable to communicate your medical wishes effectively. How long should you be kept on life support? Should doctors attempt a delicate surgery that may keep you alive but reduce your...

Digital estate planning is becoming an increasingly urgent concern. To better ensure that your digital assets and online presence are properly managed and protected after your passing, it’s important to add digital planning terms to an existing estate plan or to craft...

If you are worried that your heirs might contest your will after you die, you may want to consider a no-contest clause in your estate plan. Before you do, however, you need to understand their uses and limitations.  A no-contest clause can’t legally stop someone from...