You know where you are. You assessed your current situation. You know the people you care about, what you own and the approximate value, your income and your health. You also took the time to define what you want your future to look like for the good and bad days. The bad days cover…
A traditional way to make such a change is to petition the Court for approval to change, give notice to all the interested persons, and if someone is a minor, have a representative appointed by the court to represent that minor. This can be expensive, take lots of time and may not work. An informal…
Before you can come up with an actual plan for your estate, you need to define what you want your future to look like. You know where you are now, if you took the time to assess your current situation by identifying the items in the April 30, 2010 blog. This is your starting point…
I will be providing estate-planning chapters, using this blog to help you with your estate. #1. Getting started with planning your estate. Answer these two questions. Are you going to die some day? What plans have you made in anticipation of that event? If your first answer is YES and your second answer is NONE or NOT…