Committed, Protected, Prepared: Estate Planning Tips for Unmarried Partners

More couples than ever are building deep, lasting relationships without ever walking down the aisle. Whether by choice, circumstance, or principle, many Americans are opting out of marriage—but not out of commitment. Data indicate that cultural norms regarding marriage in the United States have undergone significant shifts over the past several decades. Consider the following: […]

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Avoid Living Probate: How to Keep Guardians and Conservators Out of Your Estate

While many proactive individuals understand the importance of having a comprehensive estate plan, they often assume that their plan addresses only what happens after they pass away. However, a comprehensive estate plan is also meant to positively impact your life by planning for and providing necessary protections while you are still around to reap the […]

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Passing Along a Benefit, Not a Burden: Why Planning for Absence and Incapacity Is Indispensable for Business Owners

As a business owner, you have likely considered establishing an estate plan to ensure your company’s continued success after your passing. However, comprehensive estate planning also addresses what will happen if you become mentally incapacitated (unable to manage your affairs) due to illness, injury, or cognitive decline, or if you need to be away from […]

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Help Clients Plan for Their Digital Footprint

Today, many assets that once existed in material form now live entirely online. Photos, financial accounts, business operations, and even personal identities are stored across devices, platforms, and cloud services. Without clear planning and authority, a client’s digital assets can be difficult or impossible for fiduciaries or heirs to access, creating gaps in an otherwise […]

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