The 2025 tax law impacts estate planning for everyone, from young professionals to retirees. Here are 10 reasons to review your estate plan now, regardless of your wealth.

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If you’re not sure which floor plan to select for your new home, consider the following steps. Make a list of must-haves: Dave Daugherty of TriDoc, Inc. says making a list of “must-have ...

Ask the Expert: What is the Real Cost of Waiting to Create an Estate Plan? Expert Answer: If you’ve been thinking about retirement, helping aging parents or planning for the next phase of life ...

Estate planning isn't just for the wealthy — here's why everyone should do it Advanced planning can protect your legacy and make an emotional time easier for your loved ones. Updated Mon, Apr 28 ...

Digital Assets You may feel like you do not have enough of these types of accounts for an estate plan, but believe it or not, the average person is likely to have about 100 digital accounts.

The Legal System Is Not Built for the Unprepared When you don’t have an estate plan, your legacy is decided by default, not design. That means court fees, delays and decisions made by strangers.

This is the first of a four-part series focusing on estate planning for founders. In this series we will cover why, as a founder, you need an estate plan.

Every plan must also be properly implemented. For example, when a trust is used as part of an estate plan, it is critical that the trust be properly funded to achieve the desired result.” ...