A prenuptial agreement is a legally binding contract that allows you to feel financially secure in a marriage by determining what exactly will happen to your assets in the event of divorce or complications.

Also known as a “Living Trust,” a Revocable Trust is a written document determining how your assets will be distributed to beneficiaries (the recipients of assets) at your death. Like a Ziploc bag, the trust is a storage place where items can be removed or added.

HCBS is the acronym for “Home and Community Based Services."

The demands of the here and now can make it difficult to think further than the next few hours! However, the longterm wellbeing of a family rests on planning ahead for possible bends in the road - changes in health, resources, and even death.

What happens to pets whose owners are incapacitated or deceased? Who will take care of them? How will their care and upkeep be determined?

Time for a change in housing for you or someone you love? Are there decisions to be made about level of care or shifting financial or social needs?

Your last will and testament is one of the most important legal documents you'll ever create. It dictates how your assets will be distributed and your affairs managed after you pass away.

Many people struggle with the choice of who to appoint as Executor for their estate because it matters!

The young folks in America do not seem to believe the misconception that estate planning is for the old and wealthy.

Do you need help figuring out how to move forward with downsizing? Here are 6 simple tips to help with the task.

Supporting someone through finances, daily chores, transportation, health regimes, and emotional encouragement all constitute care.

While each estate plan is variable, most estate planning mistakes fall into consistent patterns that can be avoided with some care and good counsel.

For the next few years, an average of more than 10,000 boomers per month will turn 65.

What are the legal documents you should have in place when you turn eighteen?

People often hear the term Power of Attorney, but may not understand what protection and benefits this legal document provides in the the case of life and estate planning.

There are several circumstances when a trust might be the best tool for managing an inheritance.

As you or someone you care for ages, you’ll want to organize essential documents that need to be on hand for upcoming financial and health decisions.

In estate planning, often we often focus on large, high-value items, such as houses, vehicles, and accounts. However, it is essential that you also consider what will happen with your non-titled property.

Nothing is more intrinsic to the human condition than a desire for home.

It is undeniable that going “green” is trending these days. From the rise of electric cars to the emergence of home biogas digesters, consumers want to feel like they are reducing their environmental impact and taking care of the earth.