By aligning the benefits of an LLC with the asset transfer perks of a trust, business owners can position the company for success.

Including a Right of Occupancy in your trust gives you the assurance that your loved one will not be rendered homeless following your death.

When the Bank Asks for Your Trust - JUST SAY NO! For the last few years, we have experienced historically low interest rates which have...

What does one of the most popular songs from the classic musical, The Music Man, have to do with Estate Planning? Read on to find out!

If all you have is a Will, then you do not have an estate plan. You have a document. A Will can be an effective tool, but not by itself.

If you own property in multiple states, your Executor will have to conduct probate in every one of those states. There's a better way!

You may be surprised to see John Rockefeller named in your trust. But, he's included to protect you from the Rule Against Perpetuities.

We are continuing our discussion of the 5 P's of Revocable Living Trusts by covering Prevention, Protection, and Preservation.