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Around the Web: How Miles & Points Can Help You Be With Loved Ones During Emergencies
When you’re grieving the unexpected loss of a loved one, expensive last-minute airfare costs should be the last thing on your mind. But for many,
6 Types of Trust Documents You May Want to Include in Your Estate Plan
There are many types of trusts out there. Here are 6 basic types of trust documents that may be used for your estate plan. Don’t
Around the Web: Turn Your Estate Plan into a Legacy
So, you’ve established an estate plan. You may think you’re all set – that you have everything settled and prepared and you don’t have to
5 Ways to Incorporate Charitable Giving Into Your Estate Plan
Ask yourself this question: “How much is enough?” You take care of your family, build a home, somehow amass a small (or large) stack of
Around the Web: Aretha Franklin had no will or trust at the time of her death, report says
Losing a loved one is always painful, but it’s something for which we all must prepare. One thing everyone could do to make their own
Charitable Planning: What Is It and Why Is it Important?
Charitable giving amounted to $410.02 billion in 2017 and has steadily increased over the last 40 years. A 2018 study showed charitable giving increased by 4.1% in 2017.
9 Will and Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid
If you’re making dinner or helping your kids do math homework, the last thing you want to think about is mortality. Unfortunately, you’re not alone
Lights, Camera, Action: Rhodes Makes Appearance on TV Program
Our very own attorney, Daniel Rhodes, made a special guest appearance on the program LawCall recently to help answer questions about protecting your assets, trusts,
10 Helpful Tips For Donating Money to Charity
Have you recently acquired a substantial amount of wealth? Are you considering donating some of the money to different charities? Whether you’re looking to donate
Around the Web: That fortune will be lost if you don’t add cryptocurrency assets to estate plan
Cryptocurrency values are rising and so is the wealth of its investors. Adding cryptocurrencies to an estate plan is important to keeping a fortune in