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    2017 New Year’s Resolutions

    Many people start the New Year with different New Year’s resolutions.  Start eating healthier, stop procrastinating, and lose weight all see m to be favorites for the New Year. One resolution that everyone should make is to put together an Estate Plan. A proper Estate Plan covers who should make…

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    What is a Probate Estate?  

    Probate is defined as the official proving of a Will.  Many people think that when they create a Will all their assets will be distributed according to their will. This may not be the case. The only assets that can be administered according to the terms of the Will are…

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    Seven Benefits of a Revocable Living Trust

    Many Americans simply leave a will to distribute their assets upon their passing.  However, the creation of a Revocable Living Trust creates several benefits unavailable to those simply leaving a will. Here are seven benefits to creating a Revocable Living Trust 1) Avoiding Probate- A great benefit of a living…

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    The Power of the Power of Attorney

    A power of attorney is a very interesting and possibly powerful document. The document gives a person you choose, your agent, the power to act for you.  The powers given to the agent can be incredibly broad or very specific. For instance, you can narrowly tailor an agent’s power to…

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    The Electronic Age and Estate Planning

    The world is changing every single day. In terms of technology it seems that every year, phones, televisions and electronic devices are continuing to evolve. With all this technology, many people actually have valuable “electronic assets”. These assets may include website domain names, accounts with email providers, Facebook, Amazon and…

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    What is Power of Attorney?

    Estate Planning is a complex and in-depth process that is more than just preparing and disposing of your estate when you pass away. There are important questions and steps that must be asked and addressed. One of those steps that must be addressed is who should be able to take…

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