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Around the Web: “Gray Divorce” and What You Need to Know
Splitting up is never easy, no matter your age. However, more and more, elderly couples are deciding to go their separate ways. Divorcing after so
Around the Web: Do you have a Power of Attorney?
Do you have a plan in place should you become severely ill or incapacitated? It may be grim to think about, but it is vitally
Around the Web: You May Need More Than a Will for your Estate
Everyone’s estate planning process looks different. A young couple just starting out and a senior with significant assets will need to approach their estate decisions
7 Signs You Should Hire a Trust Attorney
According to a recent study, more than 50% of Americans think estate planning is somewhat important, but only 33% have a will or living trust. And while
Around the Web: How to Buy a Home
Buying a home is challenging under even the best circumstances. However there are a few steps you can take to help reduce any unnecessary stress
How Estate Planning Can Help Protect Personal and Commercial Properties
It is not uncommon to avoid the idea of end-of-life planning. We don’t exactly enjoy thinking about what will happen to our loved ones in the event
Around the Web: What to Know Before Closing on Your New Home
Buying a home can be stressful and exciting. From getting pre-approved by your lender to closing on your new home, it can be difficult to
Six Things You Should Know About Real Estate Law
The housing market is hot and people are buying and selling in a frenzy. What do you need to know about real estate law for
Around the Web: Don’t Forget to Make a Digital Will
In today’s digital age, most people have numerous online accounts and subscriptions. From social media and streaming services to bank accounts and apps, it can
Top 7 Factors to Consider When Choosing Estate Planning Lawyers
In the United States, only 16% of people between the ages of 18 and 34 have a will or another type of estate planning document. One reason