When a loved one dies, family members are not only in mourning — they may be in a state of uncertainty about what to do next. While everyone is respectful to the loss of the loved one, tension can arise over who must take responsibility for arrangements and costs. Confusion often arises. In the weeks […]
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One of the most popular estate planning tools is a Revocable Living Trust. The main reason for its popularity is that it allows you to pass most assets to your heirs without going through probate — a court process that is expensive, time consuming and open to public scrutiny. A living trust also provides for the management and […]
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by Brittiny B. Razzano Originally published in the Saratoga Business Journal. Excuse Number 1: Too Busy As a successful business owner, you may have your hand in the day-to-day operations and management of your business. It seems like there is never enough time to sit down and formulate a plan for your business when you […]
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by Debra A. Verni On December 19, 2014, President Obama signed the Disabled Military Child Protection Act. This law allows a military parent to provide a survivor benefit for a disabled child and have it paid to a special needs trust for the child’s benefit. Until recently, service members were reluctant to name children with […]
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