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Make Sure You Have Your Children Sign These Documents Before They Head Off to College 

Make Sure You Have Your Children Sign These Documents Before They Head Off to College 

by Jim Miskell | Aug 11, 2021 | Blog, Estate Planning

When most folks think of estate planning, advancing age, and deteriorating health come to mind. While it is crucial to have a robust estate plan in place at the onset of your golden years, it is a common misconception that young adults don’t also need to have certain...
9 Helpful Things to Consider When Revising Your Estate Plan Post-Divorce

9 Helpful Things to Consider When Revising Your Estate Plan Post-Divorce

by Jim Miskell | Jul 26, 2021 | Blog, Estate Planning

If you’ve recently gone through a divorce, it is a good idea to revise your estate plan. Updating your estate plan can ensure that you’re protecting your assets as well as any heirs to your estate. If you’ve been putting off updating and revising your estate plan,...
When Choosing A Guardian For Your Children, Consider These 8 Factors…

When Choosing A Guardian For Your Children, Consider These 8 Factors…

by Jim Miskell | Jul 12, 2021 | Blog, Estate Planning

If something happens to you and your spouse that leaves you unable to raise your children, have you considered could step in to fill your shoes? No one likes to think about it, but it is better to be prepared, particularly if you have young children. This is a topic...
The Most Important Things to Consider When Planning Your Estate as A Single Parent 

The Most Important Things to Consider When Planning Your Estate as A Single Parent 

by Jim Miskell | Jun 25, 2021 | Blog, Estate Planning

Every adult needs an estate plan and this is especially true of single parents. After all, children of single parents may have no fallback guardian should the unthinkable happen meaning it is all the more important to have a contingency plan in place. The...
Why It’s Important To Have An Estate Plan In Place For Your Children Once They Turn 18

Why It’s Important To Have An Estate Plan In Place For Your Children Once They Turn 18

by Jim Miskell | Jun 3, 2021 | Blog, Estate Planning

Any good parent aspires to teach their children self-responsibility, good decision making, and the ability to plan for adversity—among many other things. Until a child has flown the nest, it rests on the parent to act as a backstop and guide. That being said, it’s so...
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