Once you have taken the crucial first step in scheduling your first meeting with your estate planning lawyer, it’s time to ask yourself some questions. Prepare for estate planning by examining your family and estate, and ask yourself a few… Read More
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3 Estate Planning Steps New Parents Should Take Today
As you and your family navigate welcoming your first child into your home, estate planning may be the last thing on your mind. However, it’s wise to consider estate planning and updating your legal documents as essential to new parent… Read More
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How to Avoid Financial Mismanagement and Exploitation In Your Estate
One of the biggest fears people have regarding estate planning and long-term care is potential exploitation. As you plan for long-term care, you can take several measures to protect against financial exploitation and ensure that all assets are responsibly handled…. Read More
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Don’t Forget About These Essential Estate Planning Documents
Beyond the most well-known documents like your will, or trusts, there are several more that can do a lot to build a strong estate plan. When you work with The Millman Law Group, your lawyer will help you draw up… Read More
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3 Estate Roles: Executor, Trustee, and Guardian
Estate planning can be a beneficial tool for anybody looking to manage the future of their healthcare, wealth, assets, and family. However, navigating the many legal documents necessary to plan carefully can be overwhelming. Working with an estate planning lawyer… Read More
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Who Needs a Will – And When They Need It
Drawing up a last will and testament is often associated with old age or wealthy individuals who have to assign many beneficiaries. While these people benefit from creating a will, you don’t have to wait until you’re older to create… Read More
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Why You Should Update Your Estate Plan in the Summer
As summer draws near, many families will start to plan their family vacations. Whether traveling to a nearby town, state or far out of the country, it’s always important to make sure your estate plan is in order before you… Read More