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Around the Web: Did Diane Keaton Leave Millions to her Dog?
You may have seen headlines recently claiming that the late Diane Keaton left $5 million to her beloved dog, Reggie. The truth is that no
AROUND THE WEB: Why Annual Reviews Matter Now More Than Ever
Estate planning isn’t something you set up once and never revisit. As this article by Arvest Bank from the Kansas City Business Journal suggests, life
How to Update Your Estate Plan After Major Life Events
Life rarely stays the same for long. Families grow, financial situations change, and personal relationships evolve. Because of this, an estate plan should never be
Executor’s Checklist: Navigating Probate in Georgia
Serving as the executor of an estate is both an honor and a significant responsibility. In Georgia, the probate process ensures that a deceased person’s
AROUND THE WEB: The Truth About Taxes in Retirement
Many retirees assume their tax bill will shrink once they stop working, but that’s not always the case. As Good Morning Washington reports, financial experts
Around the Web: Are Your Digital Assets Protected?
In this day and age, your legacy isn’t just what you leave behind in the physical sense anymore, it’s also in the cloud, on your
Why a Durable Power of Attorney Is Essential for Every Adult
Life is full of unexpected twists and turns. While most of us prefer not to think about losing the ability to make decisions for ourselves,
Around the Web: Do I need to be Old and Rich to Create an Estate Plan?
One of the biggest misconceptions about estate planning is that it’s only for the wealthy or retired. The truth? If you’re over 18, you likely
How to Plan Your Estate When You Have a Blended Family
Blended families are more common than ever. Whether through remarriage, stepchildren, or second marriages later in life, many families today look different than the traditional
AROUND THE WEB: What the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Means for Your Estate Plan
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is now law and while much of the spotlight is on income tax changes, one quiet shift could