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When people use a DNR order, or a Do Not Resuscitate Order, they do not want life-saving measures to be used in certain circumstances. If their heart stops beating or they stop breathing, they don’t want the medical team to use CPR to bring them back. Often, people...
A revocable living trust is often created alongside a will. This opportunity allows you to name a trustee and transfer ownership of your assets to beneficiaries while you are living. This means that your trustee has ownership of the asset, but you can still make...
Planning for unforeseen circumstances is not just prudent; it’s essential. Of course, nobody likes to dwell on the possibility of becoming incapacitated. But, having a plan in place can provide you with peace of mind and help to ensure that your wishes are carried out...
One of the hardest choices a testator may have to make during estate planning is disinheriting a close family member. However, the law provides for individuals to have control over the distribution of their assets after death. While disinheriting a family member is a...
People sometimes talk about probate litigation as though it were innately frivolous. They may imply that those fighting over someone's estate do so out of greed. While that may be the case occasionally, the probate courts don't generally grant hearings over minor...
While estate planning is such a crucial topic of financial management, it often takes a back seat in people’s priorities. There are several reasons why people may procrastinate writing a will, assigning powers of attorney or choosing healthcare proxies. Exploring...
