Aug 18, 2020 | Estate Planning, Guardianship, Trusts & Probates
You’ve successfully completed all of your important documents: your Last Will, Living Will, Power of Attorney and Trust. You’re feeling good and now you can rest easy until the end of your time, right? Maybe. A lot can change between now and ten, twenty or forty years... Read More
Jun 18, 2020 | Trusts & Probates
Are you looking forward to spending the summer in your Florida vacation home? Did you ever consider what would a happen with your out-of-state property if something happened to you? As people move around for work, school or recreation, they may come to purchase... Read More
Jan 31, 2019 | Trusts & Probates
I will admit that, living in sometimes frigid Cleveland, I am envious of those who have property out of state – especially in warmer climates like Florida or Arizona! However, having out of state property comes with challenges when the owner passes. Every county in... Read More
Nov 21, 2018 | Trusts & Probates
I am hoping that most of you reading this already have prepared (and signed) a Will, Power of Attorney and maybe even a Trust document. A question I always get from my clients is: now what do I do with these documents? If you are having the same questions, this... Read More
Nov 21, 2018 | Trusts & Probates
As an estate planning attorney, I find that there are many misconceptions about trusts. The biggest misconception is that trusts are only for the wealthy. This unfortunately is just not true and almost every single trust I have prepared are for reasons having... Read More
Nov 21, 2018 | Trusts & Probates
Many different assets, whether it be life insurance, an IRA, bank account, etc., allow for a beneficiary to be named. A beneficiary is an individual, or a trust, that will receive this asset upon your death. The beneficiary has no ownership rights during your... Read More
