When a loved one dies, they may pass on either valuable property or sentimental possessions to their heirs.  A new survey reveals that different factors may contribute to different inheritance preferences.

Discover a simplified approach to funding a trust, including how to transfer assets and what to consider for different property types.

The IRS created a pretty major rule change about how assets are treated in Irrevocable Trusts for tax purposes.

Depending on the type of funeral service you are having, the cost can vary significantly.

Estate planning strategies change along with shifting family dynamics.

For married couples, a Joint Revocable Trust might be able to offer a sense of confidence that begins the day you both sign.

Losing a loved one is challenging for a number of reasons, but it can be made even more difficult if you are responsible for navigating the many legal processes associated with probate court.

Learn how to set up an estate plan workaround to ensure your children can successfully obtain their inheritance.

Find out everything you need to know about probate records and what information goes under public record in this guide.

EWills are on the rise, making estate planning more accessible and convenient than ever. Learn about the current landscape of eWill legislation and what lies ahead.

With the passing of the SECURE Act (both 1.0 and 2.0), the use of a See-Through Trust became popular. Learn how this estate planning tool can help you pass your retirement assets to your loved ones, and when it makes sense to use one.

Bringing up the conversation of Wills to your parents can be challenging, but it is important to bring up these topics sooner rather than later so that you have the opportunity to understand your loved one’s final wishes.

By establishing a living will, you can have peace of mind knowing that your loved ones will know exactly what to do if the unimaginable happens.

Deciding who should be your beneficiary may be a no-brainer for some people. But for others, it might be a bit more difficult.

How does a Family Trust work? Are there different kinds? And how can you set up your own Family Trust? Use this step-by-step guide to get started!

A Survivor's Trust is a sub-trust created when one spouse in a Joint Trust passes away.

Are aware of filial responsibility law? Learn more about filial responsibility and five ways it may affect you.

Nursing home costs are exorbitantly expensive. Learn how to protect assets from nursing home costs.

Contesting a Will can be a long process, but it’s certainly possible. We’ll explain when and how to do it the right way, if ever necessary.

How living trusts and testamentary trusts work and how they are different.