Do not dwell on it, but as a good parent, consider what would happen if you and your child’s other parent were unable to care for them.

Beneficiary designations can have serious unintended consequences. Make sure your estate planning strategies leave your intended legacy.

Here are a few important reminders, whether you are traveling or enjoying a staycation for your spring break.

We are quickly heading into that time of year when many people take time off to embark on their next great adventure. Well, before you...

Dementia, in particular, Alzheimer's Disease, is growing at an alarming rate. And its impact on families and caregivers should not be overlo

Roughly two-thirds of Americans do not have an estate plan, according to a recent survey from Caring.com.[1] If you are among the...

You may be asked to be power of attorney for a family member or friend. Your person may be planning for when they might become unable to...

Not you, of course, but your child who will soon become an adult. You heard me. When your child turns 18 (in most states), it might be...

Estate planning is about more than preparing for the inevitable. A good estate plan should also consider the unexpected. Your plan may...

Stay-at-home parents provide valuable non-financial contributions to their families. How would the family survive without that parent?