Estate Planning
Who Can You Leave Your Estate to if You Have no Children?
If you have children, you likely plan on leaving your estate to them when you die. What do you do, though, if you have no
March 29, 2021
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Bankruptcy Law
Is Bankruptcy the Right Move During the Pandemic?
Over the past year, the COVID-19 global pandemic has affected billions of people around the world. Many of these people have lost their jobs and
March 15, 2021
Bankruptcy Law
What Are the Consequences of Bankruptcy Fraud?
If you accidentally make a mistake on your bankruptcy forms or forgot an asset, it may delay your case, but it won’t send you to
February 26, 2021
Estate Planning
What is Dead Hand Control?
One of the phrases you may hear when learning about estate planning is dead hand control. This morbid sounding phrase may make you think of
February 15, 2021
Bankruptcy Law
What Can You Safely Purchase Right Before or During a Bankruptcy?
If you’re going through a bankruptcy, you may be under the false impression that any debt you incur will be wiped away. That’s not the
January 25, 2021
Estate Planning
Should Married Couples Create Joint or Individual Trusts?
Creating a trust is one way of ensuring that your heirs are taken care of and that at least some of your assets do not
January 15, 2021
Bankruptcy Law
Is There a Good and a Bad Time to File Bankruptcy?
If you have determined that bankruptcy is your best option, you may want to file as soon as you can. In some cases, that is
December 23, 2020
Estate Planning
What Happens if You and One of Your Heirs Dies at the Same Time?
In your will and on your various accounts, you have named who your heirs are and what they will receive. However, what would happen if
December 15, 2020
Estate Planning
Why It’s Important to Name Beneficiaries on Accounts
When most people think about beneficiaries, they immediately think about insurance policies and perhaps retirement accounts. Few people, unfortunately, think about their bank accounts or
November 25, 2020
Bankruptcy Law
Do I Still Pay All of My Bills During Bankruptcy?
Declaring bankruptcy doesn’t immediately discharge your debts. In fact, bankruptcy court can take months or, in some cases, even a year or more to fully
November 16, 2020