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Protect Your Digital Legacy How to Include Digital Assets in Your Estate Plan

Protect Your Digital Legacy: How to Include Digital Assets in Your Estate Plan

POSTED ON: December 20, 2024 BY: April
In today’s digital age, managing your “digital afterlife” is as important as planning for your physical assets. From online banking to social media and cloud storage, digital life’s conveniences can create significant challenges for executors and heirs if no plans are in place. A recent article in The Minnesota Star Tribune, “When death planning, don’t […]
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Why Young Adults Can't Afford to Ignore Estate Planning

Why Young Adults Can't Afford to Ignore Estate Planning

POSTED ON: December 19, 2024 BY: April
Estate planning isn’t just for older generations or wealthy individuals. It’s essential for young adults, parents, and anyone with modest assets. From protecting yourself during life to ensuring your loved ones are cared for after you’re gone, an estate plan is a practical tool that provides peace of mind. As a recent article from Yahoo! […]
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Mastering Estate Planning for Art Collectors Safeguard Your Legacy

Mastering Estate Planning for Art Collectors Safeguard Your Legacy

POSTED ON: December 18, 2024 BY: April
Art collections are more than just investments—they are treasures that tell stories, embody legacies, and hold deep sentimental value. For many collectors, these pieces are among the most prized assets in their estates. However, without proper estate planning, art collections face risks such as tax liabilities, disputes among heirs, and challenges in transferring ownership. Here’s […]
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Top Estate Planning Tips to Protect Your Family in 2025

Top Estate Planning Tips to Protect Your Family in 2025

POSTED ON: December 17, 2024 BY: April
While a will directs how your assets will be distributed and trusts help minimize taxes by keeping assets out of probate, a complete estate plan does much more. It includes plans for incapacity, care for minor children, and wealth transfer strategies. For example, if you become incapacitated without a Durable Power of Attorney, no one […]
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Make Estate Planning a Gift for Your Loved Ones

Make Estate Planning a Gift for Your Loved Ones

POSTED ON: December 16, 2024 BY: April
The holiday season is often associated with gift-giving, family gatherings, and celebrations—not estate planning. However, getting your estate in order is one of the most meaningful gifts you can give your family. Imagine leaving them a well-organized plan rather than a chaotic pile of uncertainties. The Wall Street Journal’s article, “5 Things to Do Now […]
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Estate Planning for Older Unmarried Couples Securing Your Future Together

Estate Planning for Older Unmarried Couples Securing Your Future Together

POSTED ON: December 13, 2024 BY: April
Deciding whether to marry later in life is a deeply personal choice, with implications that extend far beyond joint holiday cards. For older unmarried couples, planning for health care and financial security becomes essential, especially as caregiving needs arise. Navigating this terrain without the legal structure of marriage can be challenging, but careful estate planning […]
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Estate Planning Securing Your Legacy for Future Generations

Estate Planning: Securing Your Legacy for Future Generations

POSTED ON: December 12, 2024 BY: April
Creating a Lasting Legacy Building and owning a business or saving prudently can lead to more than a comfortable life—it can create a lasting legacy to be passed on to family members and charitable groups. Estate planning for a legacy takes many forms and requires careful consideration of various strategies, explains an article from Cincinnati […]
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Tailored Estate Planning Solutions for Military Families Protecting Your Loved Ones and Legacy

Tailored Estate Planning Solutions for Military Families

POSTED ON: December 11, 2024 BY: April
Military families face unique challenges that require specialized estate planning. From survivor benefits to VA pensions, these resources provide vital support but can be complex to navigate. Whether you're on active duty, retired, or a veteran, careful planning ensures your family’s future is secure. Our experienced attorneys are here to guide you through the process, […]
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How a Pet Trust Ensures Long-Term Care

How a Pet Trust Ensures Long-Term Care

POSTED ON: December 10, 2024 BY: April
For many pet owners, animals are more than just companions—they’re family. But what happens to your beloved pets if you’re no longer able to care for them? Without proper planning, pets often face uncertain futures. By establishing a pet trust, you can ensure your furry, feathered, or scaly friends are well cared for, even in […]
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Securing Your Children’s Inheritance Essential Asset Protection Strategies

Securing Your Children’s Inheritance Essential Asset Protection Strategies

POSTED ON: December 9, 2024 BY: April
Planning for the future involves more than just ensuring your wealth is passed down—it's about safeguarding that inheritance against potential threats. Divorce, irresponsible heirs, and litigation can all jeopardize the assets you've worked hard to build. As highlighted in a recent Kiplinger article, "Want Your Kids to Inherit? You Need an Asset Protection Plan," there […]
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