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A hammer is a phenomenal tool, but a hammer is not useful for every job or situation. That is also true with Trusts. A Trust is a phenomenal estate planning tool, but not everyone needs one or should have one.
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New Year, New Plan? Not necessarily. But, if you are a part of the growing number of families that have already or want to answer their “What-if” questions, the new year offers a great reminder to review that which you have already done and update it if need be.
Read MoreEveryone knows working with a lawyer is expensive and you are dealing with hidden fees, or is it? Read on to see my view of costs and then decide for yourself whether or not a conversation is "worth" your while.
Read MoreWhat if I die without a Will? There are many untrue beliefs being shared about this scenario. Find out what is likely to happen if you die without a Will or Trust in Idaho.
Read MoreOnline estate planning has a risk versus reward component to it. When the reward is vastly outweighed by the potential risk, is that risk worth it?
Read MoreHere is a beginner's guide to understanding some of the large differences between an estate plan centered around a will or a trust.
Read MoreI am regularly asked to review Wills and Trusts that were created in another state. Does the fact that the person has now moved to Idaho require these documents to be brought up to date?
Read MoreNothing in life is guaranteed, except death and taxes. So, is it a guaranty that you will have to pay death taxes?
Read MoreDo I need a Will or a Trust? Most people don't know why one is more appropriate for them over another. Here are a few characteristics of each.
Read MoreWant to leave assets to minor children? Concerned about how your gift will affect the recipient? A Revocable Living Trust has been the answer to many clients concerns over this issue. Will it be your answer too?
Read MoreOn-line estate planning - risk versus reward. When the reward is vastly outweighed by the risk, why take that risk?
Read MoreIn estate planning, most of those plans revolve around a Will or a Trust. A Trust is not for everyone, but its benefits should be understood before it is dismissed as an option.
Read MoreFear of the unknown, can cause us to hesitate taking action or hiding from that unknown. Because of the legal profession’s nature, most attorneys cannot guarantee you a price for their services. Estate planning is one of the areas that makes a guaranteed price an option. Come check out how much a Will would cost for you and your family. At least consider how much it would cost to not take action.
Read MoreYou went through the process of completing your Estate Plan. Can family ruin those plans after you passed away? Yes, but if you followed the rules, this is nearly impossible.
Read MoreYou created a Will, but life has changed since then. You want to update it but don't know how. Read on to discover how cost effective and simple this process can be.
Read MoreWorried about the prospect of having to pay Death Taxes? Live in Idaho? Read on to find out if you are at risk.
Read MoreWhether you have heard of a power of attorney or not, this post is worth your read. A power of attorney is a strategic and necessary part of your estate plan.
Read MoreWhether you have created an estate plan or not, you still have one that the state has given to you! Whether it is what you really want to have happen is another issue to deal with.
Read MoreYou are young, right? So, why do you need to make a plan for your assets if you died tomorrow?
Read MoreIs an Estate Plan a Will? Is a Will an Estate Plan? And, what are we talking about here?
Read MoreIdaho Attorney offers a free initial consultation for Wills, Trusts, Estate Plans & Probate. Located in Meridian, but serving clients in Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, Nampa, Caldwell, Ada County, Canyon County, and all Counties in Idaho.
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