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How did you feel when your parents talked to you about their death? I remember when my mom and dad wanted to talk about their death. I avoided the conversation. I changed the topic or left the room. It was too uncomfortable and I did not want to think about my parents dying. This is … Continue reading What to Say
Updated August 2026 Do I need an attorney to create my will? Not necessarily. Many people with straightforward circumstances can prepare a basic will without having an attorney draft it. However, wills are governed by state law, and the requirements for properly signing and witnessing a will can vary. Your personal circumstances can also make … Continue reading FAQ’S Frequently Asked Questions
Inheritance law is complicated. One of the primary reasons is because every State has its own law on the subject. Not knowing these laws can cost your heirs a pot full of money. Here’s just one example. As a general rule insurance proceeds do not go through probate, the process usually involved when assets … Continue reading Do not make a $60,000 mistake
Why now start planning for my end of life now? you may ask. What better time for me? My 60th birthday is on the horizon and is just a few weeks away. As I look ahead to my 6th decade I can’t help but feel it will be my decade of major changes. Factors include … Continue reading Why Start Planning for End Of Life Now ?
Whom should I appoint as executor? When choosing an executor, if their is a lawyer or business person in the family, the first inclination is to choose that person as the executor. This is not always a wise choice. Why? They may be quite busy with work and not able to focus on the duties … Continue reading How to choose an executor for your estate
Updated August 2026 It is easy to put off making a will. Most of us don’t like thinking about our own death, and we may assume that if something happens to us, our family will know what to do. But will they? If you die without a will, state law — not you — generally … Continue reading Do I Need A Will?