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Sending a child to college comes with a long list of things to prepare. Tuition. Housing. Meal plans. A laptop. Dorm room essentials. Maybe even the first real conversation about managing a budget. But there is another important conversation many families do not realize they need to have. What happens if your college student needs […]
What does it mean to divide an inheritance fairly? For some families, fairness means every child receives the same amount. For others, it means making sure each branch of the family is treated equally, even when children or grandchildren pass away at different times. These questions may seem simple when you first create an estate […]
For many people, organ donation is a deeply personal decision. It can be an opportunity to help another person, give a family hope, or allow something meaningful to come from the end of your life. But making the decision in your heart is only part of the process. If organ donation is important to you, […]
Most of us are well past the days of pop quizzes and multiple choice exams. But life has a way of testing us in other ways. An estate plan is a good example. The true test of your plan does not happen while you are sitting in your attorney’s office signing documents. It happens later, […]
What Parents Should Know Before Their College Student Moves Out Ephesians 6:4 NIV: “Fathers, do not exasperate your children; instead, bring them up in training and instruction of the Lord.” Sending a child to college is one of those moments parents spend years preparing for. There are applications and acceptance letters. Tuition decisions. Dorm shopping. […]
An estate plan does more than determine who receives your property after your death. It also answers some very important questions about what happens during your lifetime. Who can manage your finances if you cannot? Who will carry out the instructions in your estate? Who will manage a trust for the people you love? Who […]