A trust is conventionally used for decreasing estate taxes and can provide other benefits as part of a well-devised estate plan. Trusts are administrative arrangements that enables a 3rd party, or trustee, to hold assets on behalf of one or more beneficiaries. A trust can be created in a lot of ways and can specify…
Drawing up a will isn’t exactly an enjoyable subject, but it is a critical one. Here’s everything you’ll need to know about how to draw up a will if you’re new to parenthood. It’s definitely not something new parents enjoy contemplating. But having a will is one of the most critical things you can do…
A lot of us like to make New Year’s resolutions – with a newly, clean calendar put out before us, the possibilities seem limitless! But that immense expanse of “what could be” might also be overpowering. So, when estate planning is on your New Year’s resolution list, here are some recommendations for beginning, no matter…
Most of us want our wishes carried out after we pass away. Having a will is easy and ensures your property goes to the people you want. Will’s are legal documents that tells your loved ones how you want your assets distributed after you pass. But don’t worry, your wishes can stay private until after…
The Importance of Prenups for Engaged Couples Why Should Engaged Couples Have a Prenup? There is a general delusion that Prenuptial Agreements are used only for the protection assets in case of divorce. Whereas protection is the prenup’s better known purpose, it’s not the only justification engaged couples decide to get a one. Prenups are a useful…
It looks like a lot of people focus more time on planning their vacation, deciding on a vehicle to purchase, or even choosing a place to eat lunch than they do to their estate planning—selecting who will inherit their assets following their passing. Estate planning may not be as pleasant to think about as booking…
Divorce is never easy. It’s not just a difficult time for all involved emotionally, but there’s also a lot to do and a lot of decisions that have to be made. You’re going to need to take a look into your estate plan. It might be a plan in the back of your filing cabinet…
At Ogborne Law, PLC, we’ve seen COVID-19 spread quickly throughout Arizona and other areas of the US. These uncertain times remind us of how important it is to have an estate plan in place. All over the US, people are making new estate plans and revising old ones to make sure their estate is protected…
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What’s important, when naming your kids’ permanent guardian? You may think you know, but there’s often one thing parents forget.
