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What You Cannot Do With a Will

While a will is one of the most important estate planning documents you can have, there are some things it just won’t cover. A will is just one piece of a comprehensive estate plan. A will is a legally binding…

Your Quick Guide to Trusts and the Benefits of Having One

Many people assume having a last will and testament is the centerpiece of any satisfactory estate plan. While they certainly have their benefits, having a will is far from the only piece of planning to consider. Trusts, in fact, offer…

Estate Planning for Those You Love (Including Four-Legged Children)!

There is no doubt about it: pets are members of the family. Whether you are a cat person, a dog lover, or prefer the company of birds or guinea pigs, most people can agree that these furry friends are indeed…

Trusts from A to Z

Many folks assume that trust funds are only for the rich, however, people in all types of economic circumstances may see a benefit from them. A trust fund is a special legal arrangement that lets a benefactor arrange for certain…

Taking Care of Your Furry Friends When You Die

Pets are part of your family and can give you a lifetime of love and companionship. A recent 12 News Phoenix article, “What if your pet outlives you? Here are some options,” says that being a responsible pet owner means…