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Is Having a Will Enough to Protect my Estate?
When you hear the word "will," you might think it’s the one and only document you need to secure your estate after you pass away. Many people believe that simply having a will is enough to protect their assets and ensure their wishes are followed. But is that really true? The answer is more complex than a simple yes or no. This post explores what a will can and cannot do, and what additional steps you might need to take to fully protect your estate. What a Will Actually Does
Greg Lutowsky
Dec 13 min read


Top 10 Common Questions About Estate Planning You Should Know
Estate planning often feels complicated and overwhelming, yet it is essential for protecting your assets and ensuring your wishes are honored after you pass away. Many people delay or avoid estate planning simply because they don’t know where to start or what questions to ask. This post answers the most common questions about estate planning, helping you understand the basics and take the right steps for your future. Estate planning documents laid out on a desk, ready for rev
Greg Lutowsky
Nov 184 min read


Trust Administration: How to Fund Your Trust While You Are Alive
Creating a living trust is a powerful step in protecting your assets and ensuring a smooth transfer to your heirs. However, simply...
Greg Lutowsky
Jun 233 min read


Key Differences Between Wills and Trusts: Which is Right for You?
Wills vs. trusts comparison, when to use a will or trust, choosing between wills and trusts
Greg Lutowsky
Dec 23, 20241 min read
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