June 15, 2021—One common mistake people make when creating their estate plans is not spelling out the fate of their personal property—things such as jewelry, cars, collectibles, and artwork. Without a clear plan, family controversy may arise over items that have great sentimental or monetary value.
June 1, 2021—A letter of intent, sometimes called a statement of guidance, is an easy and informal way to share important information about your estate plan. It allows you to convey, in your own words, your hopes and wishes for your beneficiaries, the reasons why you created the plan you have, and how you would like to see the plan administered to accomplish your goals.
August 11, 2020—When updating your estate planning documents, one of the most important considerations is who you will name as the executor of your estate.
