If you have a lost a partner or spouse whether through divorce or death, being newly single can be not only an emotionally painful experience, but a financially difficult experience as well. Below are 5 self-protection steps you can take to get back on track...
We are fairly certain the last thing your 18-year-old son or daughter is thinking about is an estate plan. And you are probably not thinking about one for them either, but you should be. Here’s why: once your child turns 18, you are no longer entitled to know about...
Every single adult needs to have an advance health care directive written, signed and in place. This includes your children, as soon as they turn 18. This includes you. This includes your parents. Without an advance health care directive in place, you would not be...
