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Why Do You Need A Living Trust
What is a living trust, and why you should consider creating one.
Donovan Baldwin
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Do-it-Yourself Last Will and Testaments
Keeping your affairs in order after you have passed on may be the greatest service you can do for your family and the last will and testament is there to make sure you do just that. Having a last will and testament will leave specific instructions as to the distribution of your assets to settle your family's financial security. Filling out legal documents can be a bit difficult and confusing, but the age of information has come up with solutions to writing your last will and...
Damian Sofsian
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Advance Health Directive: The Living Will and The Power of Attorney
A living will, also called will to live, is one type of advanced health edict, or advanced health care principle. It often goes along with a specific type of power of attorney or health care alternative. These are legal tools that are usually witnessed or notarized.
James Winston
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When is a Person Too Incapacitated to Sign a Will, Trust, or Power of Attorney?
When is a person too incapacitated to sign a legal document such as a will, trust, or power of attorney? This article discusses some of the factors and legal rules that go into determining whether the person may legally sign these documents.
Gabriel Heiser
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What to Look for in a Special Needs Trust
Parents of children with special needs face unique and often troubling obstacles when attempting to financially plan for the future. Most often, these parents substantially rely on supplemental security income (SSI) benefits through the Social Security Administration, which helps to pay for treatments and necessary special needs programs. The dilemma faced when planning for the child's financial future is that an outright bequeath to a child will most likely disqualify them for...
Nicholas Deleault
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Why Should I Write A Will?
If you die without a Will (and statistics suggest that about 70% of UK citizens either have no Will, or that the Will they have is out of date or inadequate) those you leave behind will have a difficult time of it! A bereavement brings with it enough emotional and practical problems of its own to have financial and legal ones added to it.
Andrew Carter
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8-Tactics on Easy Estate Planning
Should you hire a professional to handle your estate planning?
Holly Bentz
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Advance Directives and Do Not Resuscitate Orders Explained
An advance directive outlines what wishes your doctor must follow if you become unable to make your own medical decisions. When you're admitted to the hospital usually the staff will ask you if you have an advance directive, or you can hand your doctor and hospital staff a copy yourself if they don't ask.
Nick Fagan
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Last Will And Testament-What's Next?
So you have finally made your will! You are happy in the knowledge your loved ones will be provided for. Is there anything else you need to do?
David Whitworth
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Employment Law - What's on the Agenda in 2007?
2006 saw employers getting to grips with age discrimination and the new TUPE regime. Here, we look at what is in store for 2007.
Petra Venton
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