For a lot of young people, estate planning seems like something that’s only important if you’re rich or older. After all, most people don’t own very much when they are in their early 20’s. Yet… Why is Estate Planning So Important for Young Adults?
A Brief Legal Guide The first steps into adulthood are an exciting yet confusing time, as it comes with several new legal considerations. As such, it is vital to get an early start on learning… When does adulthood start?
Turning 18 is an exciting time in a young person’s life, representing the first steps into adulthood. Yet it can also be a stressful time, as it means taking on a slew of new challenges… So I’m 18… What’s Next? Five Legal Documents Every Young Adult Needs
One of the most important aspects of your estate plan is ensuring that your loved ones will be taken care of after your death. There are many parts of the estate planning process that cover… What Is a Beneficiary?
When building an estate plan, there are two main documents that you generally need to consider: a will and a trust. As we have previously discussed,1 a will is important for establishing a firm legal… Estate Planning Solutions: What is a Trust?
One of the many challenges of estate and life planning is that there are many documents that seem similar but serve very different purposes. For instance, it is easy to confuse the terms living will… Comparing & Contrasting A Living Will & A Last Will
When it comes time to estate planning, a will is one of the most important legal documents. Even if you have a good grasp on your current estate plans, there is no guarantee that your… Preparing For The Future: What is a Will?
For many students, their final year of school or university can seem like a farewell party to their youth, a celebration of how far they have come and a time to look forward to their… Graduates: A Guide to Planning for Your Future
Nobody particularly likes thinking about death, but it presents a lot of questions that need to be answered, especially when it comes to how you or your loved ones want to be treated near the… Considering End-Of-Life Care: What Is An Advance Health Care Directive?
As a person ages, their ability to make important decisions can become less clear. Additionally, they have a far greater chance of experiencing some kind of health situation in which they cannot voice their own… Estate Planning Essentials: What Is a Durable Power of Attorney?