As parents, we generally try to treat our children fairly. Unfortunately, we often assume that fairness means leaving an equal inheritance to each child. However, “fair” does not always mean “equal.” A thoughtful estate plan considers each child’s unique circumstances to create distributions that truly support their needs.

You want to ensure that your child is always protected, no matter what. While legal documents are the last thing you want to think about, creating a will and other estate planning tools is one of the most loving things you can do for your child. As a Dad and a lawyer, I always say, “Pray for the best and plan for the worst.” With that mantra in mind, here are five key things every new parent should know about wills.

Many of us are facing unprecedented challenges during this global coronavirus crisis, and it has increased anxiety and fear levels in all of