What Does Intestacy Mean For Your Estate?
What Does Intestacy Mean? If someone you love has died without a will, you may have heard the legal term “intestacy”. It sounds weird, but it’s just a word used to describe someone’s estate when they’ve not created an official will before their...
Thinking About Estate Planning, And Why It Matters
“Estate planning is not just for the wealthy. It’s for anyone who happens to love and care for someone.” – Living Trust Network Staff A Picture’s Worth A Thousand … Feelings When I was a little girl, my grandmother had a painting by Andrew Wyeth hung in her and...
Our Five Step Estate Planning Process
We know the thought of planning your estate can feel overwhelming and complicated, so we’ve worked hard to break our estate planning process down into five simple and easy steps. Check them out below: Step 1: Consultation What to Expect: The consultation is our...
Is Probate a Concern Only for Those With Large Estates?
When you ask people if they have an estate plan, they often reply, “Oh, I don’t have enough assets or valuable possessions to worry about that.” But to put it frankly, they’re wrong. Everyone should have at least a will as part of their estate plan because everyone...
How to Write a Will When You Have Children From Previous Marriages
With the divorce rate in the United States hovering around 45%, it is important to know how to write a will when you have children from previous marriages.
