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Protecting Your Assets through Trust Planning

Placing assets in a trust allows the owner of property to avoid the probate process, maintain family privacy, and avoid high transfer costs. Why Consider a Trust? Protecting Your Assets for the Future When planning for the future, safeguarding your assets is a top priority. Trusts are one of the most effective tools available for […]

Protecting your Lake House

It is vitally important to avoid the probate process for real property held in another state, such as a vacation home. Probate in another state requires the opening of two probate matters at the death of the owner (in the state of residence and in the state where the property is located); a revocable trust or […]

Protecting a Business with Life Insurance

Many small businesses rely completely on their owner for their survival, strategy, production, etc.  Life insurance on the life of the “key man” in the organization can help with a transition to a steady future in the event of the sudden death of the owner. This article covers a very important topic for small business […]

Preparing for an Unexpected Medical Event

Estate planning is often thought of as a way to pass assets at death.  But comprehensive estate plans are also constructed to address the unexpected, including medical emergencies.  Advanced directives, Healthcare Powers of Attorney, Trusts, and Financial Powers of Attorney can all come into play during a medical emergency.  At EEPLF, our firm is ready […]

Estate Planning for Single Fathers

Estate planning is especially important for single fathers.  Without a surviving spouse to handle all the financial and parental issues, instructions must be specifically set forth and responsible parties must be named.  Estate planning is the place to address these concerns. Estate planning for single parents brings its own unique set of considerations.  Estate Planning […]

Estate Planning for Newly-Married Couples

Forming a new union changes life courses as well. Estate planning should be immediately contemplated to ensure that the surviving spouse is secure in the unfortunate event of the death of one of the spouses. Why Estate Planning Matters for Newlyweds: Building a Secure Future Together As couples prepare for marriage, their focus often centers […]

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