Are you among the 63%?
That’s the percent of Americans who do not have a will, according to a Google Consumer survey by USLegalWills.com. A recent Forbes.com article talks about
That’s the percent of Americans who do not have a will, according to a Google Consumer survey by USLegalWills.com. A recent Forbes.com article talks about
Earlier this year, we wrote about the first state to adopt the new, revised UFADAA (Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act) recommended statute. This
We came across a very easy to read and understand infographic. It provides important information about estate and digital asset planning. Although the data is based
According to a U.S. News and World Report story out this week, most probably your unpaid bills will be subtracted from any inheritance you leave to
Do you have a bank account? What about a brokerage account or life insurance policy? Have you set up an annuity or a retirement plan?
Most blank will forms are based on the assumption that you are part of a traditional nuclear family with a husband, a wife and a
That’s a question that we’ll never know the answer to. If he was like more than half of the people in this country, he just
When Michael Jackson died in 2009 at age 50, he left a will that specified what should be done with his assets. He may not
Even though more than 50% of US citizens still don’t have a will, you’d think that the presidents of the United States, with all of
When cruising the web, we came across a video that very simply tells you the basics of what to do about your digital assets. Many
If you’re like most people, you have some kind of debt – a mortgage, a credit card bill, school or a car loan. What happens
What Happens When You Die? Who Will Inherit Your Property?
A healthcare power of attorney is the document where you name the person who will make medical decisions on your behalf when you are unable
This past week, Governor Jerry Brown of California signed a bill into law that makes it legal for a dying person to end his or
I came across this blog that was written by Julie Ann Garber, J.D. last year. It had such good information that I decided to re-post and