Mistakes on your last will and testament can cause lasting damage. You know you are supposed to have a last will and testament in place. You have heard about dying intestate and would like to avoid this for yourself. Having the state determine who inherits your assets or takes care of your minor children when […]
Caregivers should have a Care Plan in response to COVID-19. You are the primary caregiver for an aging loved one. When circumstances are normal, you worry about his or her health. As the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases rises, you find your anxiety growing. Every cough and wheeze makes you wonder whether your loved one […]
COVID-19 has paused retirement saving for many. Whether you have been working for a few decades or a few years, you know you will not be working forever. You will eventually retire. When this happens, you will still need money. To provide future income, you have been diligently saving for retirement. Unfortunately, COVID-19 interrupted the […]
COVID-19 underscores the importance of estate planning. You are sitting at home. Schools and businesses have been closed. You are rationing toilet paper. (Who saw that coming?) You cannot see your loved ones. Could things be any worse? According to a recent Kiplinger article titled “Coronavirus Legal Advice: Get Your Business and Estate in Order […]
COVID-19-related scams are a growing problem. Just when you think the low-lifes among us can not get any lower, along comes a new opportunity for them to exploit the most vulnerable among us. Scammers are always looking for opportunities to prey on victims. Playing on fear is a common strategy. Scammers have been known to […]
He is risen. He is risen, indeed! Christians throughout the world will exchange this greeting this morning, as many already have at sunrise services. We celebrate and remember the empty tomb that could not contain the resurrected Jesus Christ, the long-awaited Messiah who came to free all mankind from sin so each and every believer […]
Do you stay abreast of local, regional, national and world events? In my 60 years I have never seen times quite like these. Are things (everything really) falling apart, or are they falling in place? Are these simply the signs of the times, or are we living in the times of the signs? What say […]
Not having a last will and testament can cause a number of problems. You have thought about creating a last will and testament. You even know what you want each of your loved ones to inherit. Surely, this is sufficient for now. You can formalize it later. According to a recent San Antonio Express-News article […]
COVID-19 impacts estate planning. So much has changed for Americans in the past month. Schedules of work and school have been disrupted. Parents are now balancing online meetings with managing the at-home education of their children. Some people have lost their jobs entirely. Contact between family and friends has been limited to phone calls and […]
Estate planning is necessary to keep the family farm. You are a man or a woman of the earth. The land you farm or ranch may have been in your family for generations. In fact, you have always known the land will outlast you. According a recent Bangor Daily News article titled “How farmers can […]
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Overland Park Estate Planning Attorney Kyle Krull assists clients in Kansas and Missouri with Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Revocable Living Trusts, Charitable Planning, Asset Protection and Business Succession Planning in the greater Kansas City area including Overland Park, Leawood, Olathe, Lenexa, Johnson County Kansas and Jackson County Missouri.
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