Rumor v. Reality No. 3: I Don’t Need an Attorney to Edit My WillMarch 24, 2023Team TREELRumor: “To make changes to my original Will, I can mark it up by hand…Read More
Rumor v. Reality No. 2: When Equal Inheritances Become UnequalFebruary 24, 2023Team TREELRumor: “My children are receiving equal inheritances because my Will indicates that my money is…Read More
Rumor v. Reality No. 1: Shelf Life of Estate PlansFebruary 10, 2023Team TREELRumor: “I signed a Will, power of attorney and a living will 15-20 years ago.…Read More
Is a Beneficiary Obligated to Share an Inheritance?December 30, 2022Team TREELA woman whose parents kicked her out of the house when she was a teenager…Read More
10 Items Your Estate Plan Might be MissingDecember 16, 2022Team TREELEven the most diligent people can easily forget to include important information in a Will…Read More
Estate Planning with an Alzheimer’s or Dementia DiagnosisNovember 18, 2022Team TREELIn the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, a person likely retains the…Read More
In Estate Planning, Money Does Not Equal LoveOctober 21, 2022Team TREELA woman who identified herself as “T.S.” told a business advice columnist that her husband’s…Read More
Disinheriting: No Love, No GiftSeptember 9, 2022Team TREELIn a classic Ann Landers advice column, an estate planner states bluntly: “An inheritance isn’t…Read More
Singer Naomi Judd’s Will Includes Unusual ProvisionsAugust 12, 2022Team TREELWhen country singer Naomi Judd’s Will became public after her April 30 death, it was…Read More
A “Financial Love Letter”July 29, 2022Team TREELA father in his 70s gave his daughter a file he titled “financial love letter.”…Read More
Four Critical Estate Planning Documents for LGBTQ CouplesJune 6, 2022Team TREELWhile the right for LGBTQ couples to marry is relatively new, it is important not…Read More
Moving Out of State: Put Your Estate Plan on Your Packing ListMay 5, 2022Team TREELThe couch is too big for your new living room and that table lamp just…Read More