Neither the probate court nor the probate process itself need be frightening. It is normal for people to have fears. Fear can be healthy and protective. It encourages people to be cautious and careful. One common fear is becoming entangled with the probate court and its process. According to a recent Investopedia article titled “What […]
The estate plan of George Harrison failed to fully accomplish his goals. The Beatles was a cultural phenomenon. Its music has garnered generations of fans and influenced the work of other musicians. Financial success followed fame. According to a recent MSN article titled “George Harrison’s Sister Said He Would Have Been ‘Horrified’ to Learn She […]
Climbing stairs can help prevent injury as you age. The ability to balance is vital to mobility. Mobility is key to living an independent life. Instability can lead to falls and serious injury in seniors. There is a reason why homes with master bedrooms on the ground floor sell like hot cakes to retirees. According […]
King Charles III may be exempt from certain taxes. Estate taxes and inheritance taxes are not simply a reality in America. Citizens of the United Kingdom are also subject to death taxes. Estates valued at or above £325,000 pounds are taxed at 40 percent. In American dollars, the equivalent would be an estate of $374,000. […]
Nope. Just kidding. A comprehensive estate plan protects assets and loved ones. A lot of people really like to have control. It helps them to feel more secure. That likely includes you, yes? Although you cannot always control what happens to you, you can prepare for what is outside of your control. According to a […]
Dementia and Alzheimer’s require thoughtful, but quick action. Hearing a doctor pronounce a diagnosis of dementia or Alzheimer’s is devastating. It impacts both the patients and their loved ones. Fear is a common response as the progression of the disease leads to loss of memories, personality, relationships, and independence. According to a recent Next Avenue […]
Having a valid last will and testament simplifies probate. Far too often families are shocked to learn of estate planning mistakes or neglect after the death of a loved one. Sometimes this includes having an outdated or even an unsigned last will and testament. Other times the executor has died, afterborn children or grandchildren have […]
The reality of Social Security is not what many expect. Although most Americans have heard of Social Security, few have an accurate understanding of it. Expecting too much from Social Security can lead to disappointment and distress in retirement. Unfortunately, most Americans fall into this category. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled […]
The death of Queen Elizabeth II marks the end of an era. The royal family of the United Kingdom has been of interest to many people around the world. Historically, that family has governed populations around the globe. More recently, family fame and drama have captured headlines. According to a recent MSN article titled “Queen […]
Scammers may be targeting Medicare billing. Some people have little to no empathy for others. Rather than working to provide value to others, these individuals often steal and manipulate to steal the hard-earned savings of others. These people are called thieves, robbers, con artists, scammers, and frauds. According to a recent Money Talks News article […]
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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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