Titling assets is a key aspect of estate planning. Titling on documents is a lot like labeling. Parents label lunchboxes, clothing, and other items to remind them and others of the ownership of each item. Essentially, titling assets serves to legally label such assets with then identity of their owner. According to a recent FedWeek […]
Nuts have many health benefits. Healthy snacking can feel really challenging. This is especially true when you are on the road, at work, or out running errands. It often feels easy to simply grab prepackaged and highly processed items like chips or crackers. According to a recent Livestrong article titled “The One Snack a Dietitian […]
Family fights arose in the after the death of Johnny Cash. While "the Man in Black" was a talented musician, he was not without his personal struggles. Just like everyone not in the public eye. Perhaps this is one reason why his work resonated with so many people. His incredible voice was able to capture […]
Napping may not be a healthy habit. Many studies have underscored the value of sleep. Although one may be led to believe any sleep is good sleep, this is apparently inaccurate. The quality, type, and timing of sleep are important factors. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled “Love to Nap? You May […]
A DNR is not the same as a living will. Accidents and sudden illness are frightening. They can leave people feeling helpless. Without proper incapacity planning, they really might be powerless. According to a recent Florida Today article titled “One Senior Place: Know the difference between ‘living will’ and ‘do not resuscitate’,” it is important […]
New parents should prioritize getting life insurance. Parenthood changes life significantly. Rather than two adults being responsible for themselves and each other, they must now rear and protect a child. While motherhood and fatherhood expand joy and love, they also bring attending concerns and fears. According to a recent Bankrate article titled “Life insurance for […]
Retirees may be hit hard by inflation. The state of the economy impacts people in all life stages. While retirees may not be affected by aspects like the job market, they certainly feel the effects of inflation on cost of living. Because inflation involves the diminishing purchasing power behind the dollar, it can be challenging […]
Certain choices can negatively impact your health after age 50. People are affected by the choices they make. When people lie to friends or family, trust sufferers. Failing to show up to work means you will lose your paycheck or possibly your job. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled “7 Fatal Health […]
A power of attorney is essential for any college freshman. Fall is quickly approaching and school is starting back up here in Kansas and Missouri. While elementary school kiddos have been shopping for pencils, paper, and markers to prepare for school, college students have been buying textbooks and purchasing bedding for their dorms. Although physical […]
Valerie Bertinelli and Tom Vitale are fighting over a premarital agreement. Being a celebrity does not guarantee a fairy tale ending. While some pop stars, television personalities, and politicians are happily married to one individual, others face one or multiple divorces. Whether a person is well known or anonymous, divorce is never pleasant. <understatement?> It […]
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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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