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Planning Pays Off: An Illustrative Look At Carrie Fisher's Semi-Failed Estate Plan
A comprehensive plan can mean the difference between an expensive and unnecessary “time spent in court headache” for your loved ones or an easy “in your lawyer’s office” transition that allows your family time to grieve in peace. So, where did Carrie Fischer's estate plan go wrong?
California's New Transfer On Death Deed: Is It A Safe Alternative?
Perhaps you’ve heard that you can use an inexpensive Transfer on Death Deed to keep your property out of court without going to the trouble of creating a Living Trust. If so, read this before you rely on a Transfer on Death Deed to ensure that you aren’t creating more trouble for the people you love.
How To Buy life Insurance Like A Pro: Advice From A Lawyer, Not An Insurance Agent
Life insurance is a purchase only made once or twice in a lifetime, so it is common to be unaware of the ins and outs of policy protection. The potential pitfalls are significant, however, so review the following tips and learn how to buy life insurance like a pro.
Planning To Protect Your Assets. You've Worked Hard, Protect It Now.
The most foundational level of asset protection is planning to protect your assets in the event of your incapacity or death, because you are 100% guaranteed to have one or both of those happen to you. Protect your hard-earned assets from being lost because you overlooked something important. Take action.
What Happens To Cryptocurrency When You Die? If You Don't Plan, You'll Loose It.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard about Bitcoin. But, you may not know what it is or how it affects your estate planning. Today’s article will dive in with some initial thoughts of what happens to cryptocurrency when you die, and then we’ll get deeper in future articles.