The term, digital asset, has exploded recently as our e-life has continued to expand. The term refers to any account that requires a username and password to access or control. And, as with any other asset, these should be accounted for in an estate plan. Why it...
For generations, the will was considered the status quo way for ordinary Americans to organize their estate. But in recent years, a plethora of estate planning tools have become vogue, encouraging estate planners to explore exciting will-alternatives. Irrevocable...
Having a criminal record can be like walking around with a heavy weight strapped to your back. Prior convictions can impact your ability to gain employment or own a firearm, and issues like child custody or immigration. But it’s not a burden you have to carry forever,...
