Estate planning is for the young? No, really. Mortality is often the farthest thing from the minds of young people. They are busy getting degrees, starting careers, and growing families. Estate planning can wait. According to a recent The Cleveland Jewish News article titled “Younger generations should focus on estate planning, too,” delaying such preparations […]
Choosing the right estate planning attorney is essential. You know you need an estate plan. It is the critical for your the success of your comprehensive financial plan and the well-being of your family. According to a recent Next Avenue article titled “How to Find a Good Estate Planner,” you need to do more than simply […]
A last will and testament is a necessary requirement for most estate plans. You know you need a plan for asset transfer when you die. You do not want to create a will. After all, surely there are cheaper ways to do this than engaging the assistance of an estate planning attorney. Right? According to […]
Fair estate planning does not necessarily mean equal estate planning. Let me explain. You have multiple children. As children they were obsessed with fairness. Sister has a bigger cookie? It is not fair. Brother gets a later bedtime? Still not fair. According to a recent The Press Enterprise article titled “Why ‘fair’ and ‘equal’ aren’t always […]
Advance Directives are essential for incapacity planning. Imagine the worst case scenario. That pickup truck just ran the red light. Crash! There has been an accident. You are incapacitated. Your loved ones have shown up to the hospital. The doctors are demanding decisions. According to a recent WRAL article titled “Advance directives lift burden of […]
Experienced estate planning attorneys are game changers. Not all estate plans are created equal. A DIY plan can be downright dangerous! Mistakes are costly and the stakes are high. You cannot fix these problems after you die. According to a recent Next Avenue article titled “How to Find a Good Estate Planner,” you need to […]
Estate planning may look different for childless couples. People do not live identical lives. Some people get married early. Others do not. Some people have enough children to field a football team. Some couples go through life as a team of two. According to a recent Motley Fool article titled “5 Estate-Planning Tips for Child-Free […]
New parents need to plan for the future of their baby. You are expecting a baby. It is your first. Congratulations! You are new parents. You are nervous and excited. You want to set your baby up for success. According to a recent U.S. News & World Report article titled “Financial Steps to Take When […]
There are a few ways to change will. You are considering changing your will. Perhaps your spouse died or you are now divorced. Perhaps you have added more children to your family. Maybe you need to address new laws within your state or at the federal level. Periodically changing your will is not unusual. In […]
Your aging parents may need assistance with financial matters. Your parents are getting older. As such, they are starting to forget little things. These little things could become a bid deal if they involves their finances. According to recent ABC7 On Your Side story titled “Six tips for managing an elderly parent’s finances,” adult children […]
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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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