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Gun Trusts have been a topic of interest for a while, as it has been one of the little known and often misunderstood areas of estate planning. A new law going into effect this summer will complicate an already complicated planning area.
Read MoreHave you been placed in charge of administering an estate of a loved one? Did that loved one have little or no assets and you are looking for options? Idaho law allows for a Small Estate Affidavit in lieu of Probate in some scenarios. Is the Affidavit right for you?
Read MoreAre you concerned about Probate? If so, here are some legal ways to avoid it. But, beware, there are hidden pitfalls to each option.
Read MoreWhy do I have to Probate my spouse’s Will? Everything was left to me.
Read More"When is Probate required?" This is a common question presented to me in meetings with clients. Fortunately, there are only two metrics that require a Probate. However, most adults meet at least one of these metrics. Therefore, the Estate of most Idahoans is required to go through Probate. I invite you to read on to discover what triggers Probate and what are pros and cons of methods of avoiding Probate.
Read MoreWorried about costs of Probate? Have you been placed in charge of Probating a loved one’s Will or Intestate Estate? Or, are you researching your Estate Planning options and the costs associated? I invite you to read this post for an introductory understanding of potential costs.
Read MoreProbate doesn’t have to be a scary thought or experience. People are often only afraid of what they do not understand or know. I have written about the five basic steps involved in Probate. While each step varies a little with each family, the basic goal of each step stays true.
Read MoreTaking the fear out of Estate Planning. Justin offers a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, along with a Free Initial Consultation, where clients can explore the Estate Planning options available without fear of cost, all while receiving the results you expected.
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 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 MoreWorried about family feuds after you pass away? Want to ensure your wishes are followed and not altered after you are gone? Do you want to keep the peace between your children once you are no longer here to play peace keeper? Read on to discover how to best accomplish this goal.
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 MoreDo it yourself estate planning. Can it be done? Yes. But, is it wise to take on the responsibility of something this important without the legal knowledge or experience? What could go wrong? If anything, we often don’t know until it is too late.
Read MoreThinking about creating a Will? They don't have to cost as much as you think they might.
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 MoreWhether you have heard of a power of attorney or not, this post is worth your time. A power of attorney is a strategic and necessary part of your estate plan.
Read MoreNothing in life is guaranteed, except death and taxes. So, is it a guaranty that you will have to pay death taxes?
Read MoreA new child means lots of new responsibilities. One of these responsibilities is making sure you have basic protections for your child in the event something should happen to you.
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.
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