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Do These Things Today. What You Can Get Done Today For Your Estate Plan

Do These Things Today. What You Can Get Done Today For Your Estate Plan

by Amy Refeca | Jan 22, 2020 | Estate Planning, Financial Power of Attorney, Healthcare POA, Last Will & Testament, Living Will

Because of how important estate planning is to your family, you should put time and care into getting it right. At the same time, you never know when something can happen, and you don’t want your family to struggle because you never got around to putting your...
A Month by Month Guide to Estate Planning in 2020

A Month by Month Guide to Estate Planning in 2020

by Amy Refeca | Jan 20, 2020 | Estate Planning, Financial Power of Attorney, Guardianship, Healthcare POA, Last Will & Testament, Living Will, Trusts

Are you overwhelmed by everything you need to do to create an estate plan? While it’s better to have everything in place now, if that’s too much to handle and would only result in your putting everything off forever, you can try tackling just one thing...
Help Your Young Adult Child Learn About Planning by Setting Up an Advanced Directive

Help Your Young Adult Child Learn About Planning by Setting Up an Advanced Directive

by Amy Refeca | Jan 17, 2020 | Estate Planning, Living Will

Often, young adults are guilty of hiding behind the cloak of youth as an excuse for putting off important decisions and commitments regarding their future.  More often, they procrastinate on these topics and the bewilderment and frustration of those that love...
Women, Estate Planning and Military – What They Have in Common

Women, Estate Planning and Military – What They Have in Common

by Amy Refeca | Nov 6, 2019 | Estate Planning, Financial Power of Attorney, Guardianship, Healthcare POA, Last Will & Testament, Living Will, Trusts

Military professionals often have to face the prospect of austere training environments, combat, overseas deployment, and unconventional missions.  Because of these risks, the need to have something substantial for family members who are left behind is...
Power Up Your Child’s Dreams

Power Up Your Child’s Dreams

by Amy Refeca | Jul 15, 2018 | Financial Power of Attorney, Healthcare POA, Living Will

Do you have a young adult in your life?  Is your teenager already looking at schools to head off to, or maybe they already have their bags packed…Yikes!  But there is likely something you have not thought about, something every adult should have as they head...
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What is probate?

What is probate?

Jan 27, 2022

Probate is the court process of taking what a person owned at their death and transferring it to the person or entity entitled to receive it after the person died.  How long does probate take? Who the "entitled person or entity" is to receive money after I die? Who is...

Does a will go through probate?

Does a will go through probate?

Jan 25, 2022

Yes.  A will goes through probate.  A will does not avoid probate.  Short answer.  Now let's dig further into what happens if you die with a will. Starting with the premise that a person who is dead cannot own anything.  So one moment you own something, say a home,...

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