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Common Estate Planning Myths
Estate planning seems straightforward, but it can be a fairly complex process. The biggest reason for the complicated process is…
Last Will Vs. Trust: Which Do You Need?
Although the holiday season brings up images of cheer and goodwill, this is not always the case. For some, the…
Living Wills 101
Although the holiday season brings up images of cheer and goodwill, this is not always the case. For some, the…
Why You Need a Will No Matter What You’re Leaving Behind
Although the holiday season brings up images of cheer and goodwill, this is not always the case. For some, the…
Benefits Of Estate Planning with An Attorney
Although the holiday season brings up images of cheer and goodwill, this is not always the case. For some, the…
Why Estate Planning Is Important for You and Your Loved Ones
Although the holiday season brings up images of cheer and goodwill, this is not always the case. For some, the…
Revenue Ruling 2023-2: Pick Your Poison – Estate Taxes Or Capital Gains Taxes?
Introduction With the new IRS Revenue Ruling (“Rev. Rul.”) 2023-2[1] passed in March, now may be a good time to…
Parents of Blended Families Need an Estate Plan in Idaho
The estate planning process involves nominating guardians, power of attorney, choosing an executor, and asset distribution. A blended family, also known…
What Is a Will?
A will is a legal document that, at its core, says who gets your stuff after you are gone and…
What Is a Health Care Directive
Health Care Directives are also sometime called living wills. They are your instructions to family and health care providers about…