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Sometimes, even the most cautious drivers cannot avoid an imminent vehicle accident. The danger seems to come from nowhere, leaving motorists with no means of escape. Accidents and collisions happen for many reasons, but learning about potential crash risks improves...
Adding a new member to the family is a complication even in the best circumstances. When a child has a disabling medical condition, the entire family will likely need to make adjustments to their lifestyles to support the family member with special needs. Parents of...
At some point along your estate planning journey, you must name a trusted agent to manage your affairs after you die. In a best-case scenario, you can choose someone with prior estate executor experience, but this is not an option for many. First-time estate executors...
A Durable Power of Attorney (“DPOA”) names you as agent or attorney-in-fact to act for the person who executed the DPOA (the “Principal”). You go into a bank intending to transact some business on behalf of the Principal and when you present the DPOA, you are told...
The nation’s roadways are filled with truckers who haul the goods that consumers and others need. While these large and heavy trucks serve a valuable purpose, they’re also very dangerous to drive around. All drivers must ensure that they’re paying close attention to...
If you have been recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease and do not have an estate plan, now is the time to take action. It can be frustrating to have a diagnosis like this, especially if you are already dealing with symptoms. Still, if you take action now, you...
Summer vacation is something that most people remember nostalgically, and it is certainly a time that high school students love. Most schools are done by early June, and students don't have to go back until late August or even September. They essentially have three...
In our estate planning practice, we regularly have clients sign a document titled “Durable Power of Attorney.” So, what is a Durable Power of Attorney? First and foremost, as a Power of Attorney, it is a legal instrument which a person, the principal, can sign...
After you create your estate plan, you may hope that you will not have to spend much time thinking about your death ever again. However, it is quite common for people to need to revisit and update their estate plans later in life. This is particularly true for those...
While you’re working on your estate plan, one of the things you may want to do is establish a living trust. A living trust is a formal, written document that establishes a trustee who will take control and possession of assets that are placed in a trust. A living...
