by Rebekah Williams | July 2, 2020
A brand new baby brings a special kind of chaos to your home. In the midst of sleep deprivation, midnight feedings, and seemingly endless diaper changes, estate planning is likely the last thing on your mind. However, making an estate plan is a relatively simple task...
by Rebekah Williams | June 11, 2020
Maybe you spent most of your early career working paycheck to paycheck. Perhaps your savings went to college funds for your children or paid off old debts. Whatever your circumstances, it’s never too late to build a nest egg. Follow the below tips for building...
by Rebekah Williams | June 10, 2020
If you are a new mom…now is the best time to prepare and execute your estate plan. Estate planning is often one item that gets pushed back on nearly everyone’s to-do list. The reasons you might be delaying vary: lack of time, not thinking you have enough assets,...
by Rebekah Williams | June 8, 2020
Everyone wants to protect their families, even after they pass away. That’s the purpose of estate plans. But how do you know if the plan you have in place will actually be effective? The first step is understanding the difference between a will and a trust....
by Rebekah Williams | May 14, 2020
irrevocable trusts A life insurance trust is a form of irrevocable trust that invests the proceeds of a life insurance policy into a trust with designated beneficiaries. Most life insurance policies are owned by the insured. The money is paid when the insured dies,...
by Rebekah Williams | May 11, 2020
There is no question that a Living Trust allows you to avoid probate – if, of course, the Trust is properly drafted and funded. But does this mean a Living Trust is more cost-effective than a Will? Many of our clients just want to know…which one costs more:...
