Estate planning is fraught with myths. What people believe influences what they do. For example, children who think monsters are under their beds tend to avoid their rooms at night. When doctors believe their patients have specific ailments, they order certain tests. If people believe integrity is important, they will not speed on a road […]
Anxiety has led to an increase in estate planning. As a result, a lot has changed since the start of 2020. A once-strong economy is now racked with inflation. The COVID-19 lockdowns also rocked the sense of stability and security. According to a recent SI Live article titled “More young adults are creating wills because of […]
Estate planning is part of life planning. Most people think of death when they consider estate planning. Because people often avoid the unpleasant and uncomfortable, they ignore estate planning conversations. Although this is understandable, it is neither helpful nor accurate. According to a recent aol.com article titled “Estate Planning: 7 Things To Make Sure You Do,” estate planning […]
Graves' disease can have a variety of symptoms. Hormones are essential to the proper functioning of many body systems. They affect metabolism, energy levels, temperature regulation, and reproduction. Although several ailments can affect hormone levels, Graves’ disease can be particularly problematic. According to a recent Verywell Health article titled “What Is Graves' Disease?” Graves’ disease is a type […]
Secrecy is not the best policy when it comes to estate planning. Secrets are generally considered problematic for relationships. Exceptions include surprise parties and confidentiality within a therapeutic relationship or the attorney-client privilege. Typically, estate planning is not one of these exceptions. According to a recent Financial Advisor article titled “Family Wealth Transfers Undermined by Secrecy,” it […]
Remarriage for seniors is not uncommon. Although many people envision young couples when they think of weddings, people get married and remarried at any age. For some, divorce or death leads to being single again. For others, they have simply waited longer to find the love of their life. According to a recent MSN article […]
Grief is intense after the loss of a loved one. Emotions are relatively challenging for many people. The complexity of grief can be particularly chaotic. Not only is a loved one no longer present, but the decedent is often someone who would have helped provide comfort and shoulder postmortem responsibilities. According to a recent Scubby […]
Reviewing an estate plan should be done periodically. Few things in life are truly “fix it and forget it.” Cars and homes require maintenance. Gardens require weeding and watering. Lawns require mowing and fertilizing. Neglecting these ongoing tasks leads to problems. According to a recent Kiplinger article titled “Need an Estate Planning Checkup? Now is […]
Comprehensive estate planning has several key components. People have long valued knowledge. It is natural to want to understand. In fact, I feel most vulnerable when I do not even know what I do not even know. And that encompasses too many areas to list! How about you? From the time children learn to speak, […]
Many people believe common myths about estate planning. All cultures around the world have myths. Some of these involve stories of heroes, villains, and supernatural creatures. Others involve pithy phrases or offer solutions to common ailments. Although some of these myths are fairly harmless, others can have dire consequences. According to a recent The Street […]
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