Although estate planning is essential for married couples, it is potentially even more crucial for unmarried couples. Unmarried couples will be unable to make end-of-life decisions or inherit from each…

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If you’ve suffered an injury, property damage, or any other losses, you are entitled, as the plaintiff, to seek compensation from the party that caused or contributed to the loss.…

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A last will and testament is a written document that outlines the wants and wishes one has for the distribution of their property and possessions after their passing. A last…

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COVID-19 has impacted every facet of our lives, including estate planning. Even as federal regulations weaken, many are still looking to create a plan for their finances if they were…

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This past year was one full of changes, fluctuating restrictions and continuous health scares. While the New Year is a time for a fresh start, it is also a time…

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You may have heard of getting “points” on your license, but do you know what this actually means? Accumulating points on your license through traffic violations and automobile accidents can…

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While unfortunate, it is common that many elderly individuals will go into assisted living facilities, or have some form of in-home care as they get older. However, it is vital…

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When beginning the estate planning process, you want to make sure you create a clear and comprehensive plan for your loved ones in the event you become incapacitated or pass…

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If you have suffered a personal injury at the hands of a negligent business, having an individual on your side to fight for your rights is imperative. Businesses, especially large…

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As you consider building your estate plan, the process can often feel time consuming and overwhelming. However, creating a cohesive and detailed estate plan will benefit your loved ones tremendously…

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