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How the SECURE 2.0 Act Changes Inherited Retirement Accounts in 2026 (And What to Update in Your Estate Plan)
If you have substantial retirement savings, the SECURE 2.0 Act may significantly affect how your inherited retirement accounts are distributed…
How Long Does Probate Actually Take in 2026 and What Causes Delays?
Written by Jordan Byers, Utah Probate and Estate Planning Attorney If you’ve recently lost a loved one in Utah, you’re probably wondering how long probate takes and when you will finally be…
Your Outdated Healthcare Directive Could Fail When You Need It Most
How often does an advanced healthcare directive need to be updated? If you created yours more than five years ago,…
How to Settle an Estate Without Feeling Overwhelmed
Being named executor or taking responsibility for settling a loved one’s estate often comes during an emotional time when you’re already grieving. Suddenly you’re facing unfamiliar legal…
Writing a Will That Anticipates Big Financial Swings
Many people think of a will as a one-time document. You write it, sign it, and move on. But for…
The Hidden Gaps in Most Powers of Attorney That Can Derail Your Future Planning
You’ve signed a power of attorney. You’ve named someone you trust. You assume everything is in order. Then a medical emergency strikes, and your designated…
Estate Planning Gaps for LGBTQ+ Parents Who Used IVF or Reciprocal IVF
Many LGBTQ+ parents assume that once they complete IVF or reciprocal IVF, their parental rights are automatically protected. Unfortunately, the…
The Most Overlooked Documents in Estate Planning
Most adults who have started an estate plan feel relieved once their will or trust is signed. But many families…
How a Living Will Helps Prevent Family Disputes During Medical Emergencies
Few situations create more emotional stress than a sudden medical emergency, especially when loved ones are unsure what decisions to…









