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How To Name A Guardian For Your Children In 6 Steps Part 1
Learn the 6 steps to select and how to name a guardian for your children. One of your most important responsibilities as a parent is to select and legally document guardians for your children. It means consciously deciding who would raise your children if you cannot.
Estate Planning For Seniors: Mistakes Seniors Can't Afford To Make
Estate planning should be considered as soon as you acquire your first asset, have a child, or step into adulthood in any truly meaningful way. As you age, health concerns rise. Learn how estate planning for seniors helps them rest easy. It pays to plan.
Wills And Trusts: Do You Know The Difference For Your Estate Plan?
What are the key differences between wills and trusts? If you rely on a will alone to pass on what matters, you’re guaranteeing your family has to go to court when you die. Trusts can be used by people of all income levels and asset values to keep their loved ones out of the court process. But there's more to it...
How And When To Talk To Your Children About Money
Whether you consider yourself wealthy or not, you need to think about how (and when) to talk with your children about money, whether they’re little kids, tweens, teens, or already adults. Here, we’re showing you how each of these three stages apply to your family wealth as a whole.
3 Key Benefits of Conscious Uncoupling: Are You Like Gweneth Paltrow?
The concept of conscious uncoupling, or conscious divorce, has been around for decades in the psychotherapy community. Gwyneth Paltrow used it to publicly announce that she and husband Chris Martin were separating. Today, we'll discuss the 3 key benefits of conscious uncoupling.
Pet Trust: Include It As Part Of Your Estate Planning
Set up a pet trust in your estate plan. It’s sad but true that many pets end up in shelters after their owner dies or becomes incapacitated. In fact, the Humane Society estimates that between 100,00 to 500,000 pets are placed in shelters each year for exactly this reason. Don't be a statistic.