Understanding the Differences Between a Will and a Trust

In matters of estate planning, two crucial tools often come to the forefront: the will and the trust. While both

Celebrating National Wellness Month

August is National Wellness Month! Celebrate National Wellness Month in August by embracing a comprehensive approach to self-care and overall

When considering how best to plan for someone with special needs and/or disabilities, it might be helpful to approach this

If you are preparing to send your child off to college, you may have a flurry of preparations. From dorm

Most young adults are rushed for time. Between college or work, shuttling the kids between various events and appointments, and

Are you responsible for parents or other seniors in your family? Or, for that matter, do you know what happens

Estate planning is often thought of as a task for older individuals or those with significant assets, but in reality,

Although everyone should have a will and an estate plan, it is especially important for single people. In the event

Planning an estate with a sick spouse who is likely to die in the coming months or years may be