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Personalized Attention For Your Family’s Probate & Estate Needs
When it comes to estate planning, the number of options available can quite easily make the whole process feel overwhelming. How are you supposed to know just exactly what you need and what’s right for you, your family and your assets? Family and friends might be...
It is common practice for people to name their closest family members as beneficiaries in their estate. Spouses and children, as well as grandchildren, are often the primary recipients of someone's estate. When a testator adds a beneficiary to their estate plan, it is...
You and your spouse have decided that it’s time to do your estate planning. You’ve been married for many years, and just about everything you have is jointly owned. You want a simple will that allows you both to leave everything to the other spouse if you predecease...
As a small business owner, you’ll know that the weeks, months and even years go by in a flash. There’s always something that requires your attention and you’re often wearing a number of different hats every day. Being so busy can mean that you don’t get the chance to...