Select Category
When Should I Update My Estate Plan in Utah?
There’s something satisfying about checking “create estate plan” off the to-do list. Finally, the will is signed, the trust is…
Mid-Year Check-In: Are Your Estate Plans Keeping Up With Your Life?
Summer has this funny way of making people reflective. Maybe it’s the longer days or the fact that we’re officially…
Avoiding Probate in Idaho: Key Estate Planning Strategies for Families
Probate is the legal process of distributing a deceased person’s assets, and in Idaho, it can be time-consuming and costly…
Post-Divorce Travel: Can You Take Your Child on Vacation Without Permission in Arizona?
Traveling with your child after a divorce can be a great way to bond and create lasting memories. However, if…
Estate and Custody Planning for Blended Families: Navigating Complexities with Confidence
Merging two families is an exciting new chapter, but it also brings unique financial and legal considerations. Who inherits what?…
Tech Tips: Using Apple Health & Fitbit Data in Estate Planning and Healthcare Directives
Technology is playing an increasingly important role in estate planning and healthcare decision-making. Wearable devices like Apple Health and Fitbit…
Securing Your Child’s Future: How Trusts Can Help with College Planning and Beyond
Ensuring your child’s financial future goes beyond simply saving for college—it requires a strategic plan that maximizes security and flexibility….
Idaho’s Property and Inheritance Laws: What Families Need to Know in 2025
Estate planning is an essential step in protecting your assets and ensuring your family’s future. In Idaho, property ownership and…
Preparing for Retirement? Why Washington Residents Should Update Their Estate Plan Now
Retirement is a major life milestone that brings new financial, legal, and personal considerations. As you transition into this next…
Tech Tips: Simple Ways to Stay on Top of Your Family’s Legal To-Do List
Life gets busy, and legal matters—like custody agreements, estate planning updates, or important court dates—can easily slip through the cracks….