Kristen J. Ishihara and Christopher A. Parker discuss ways you can protect your loved ones and their future.
Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy—it’s for everyone. Protect your assets, avoid probate, and secure your family’s future with a will, power of attorney, and smart planning. Start today!
Choosing the right bank account for estate planning is key. Avoid probate with POD accounts, use joint accounts carefully, or set up a trust for control. Plan ahead to protect your financial legacy!
Thinking about making a will? Avoid common mistakes: be legally clear, plan for a spouse passing first, skip joint wills, get a self-proving affidavit, and don’t procrastinate. A notary isn’t required
Texas allows handwritten wills, but they often lead to legal issues, probate delays, and extra costs. A professionally drafted will ensures clarity, protects your loved ones.
Estate planning for blended families is crucial. Without a plan, assets may be divided unexpectedly. A will or trust ensures your wishes are honored, preventing legal battles and family disputes.
A Special Needs Trust protects a loved one’s benefits while providing financial support. Without one, an inheritance could disqualify them from Medicaid or SSI. Plan wisely to ensure their future secu
