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Free Estate Planning Workshop • Check Back Soon • Vendome Events Center • Weiser Idaho

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Don’t miss our next FREE Estate Planning Workshop in Weiser, Idaho. Bring your parents or loved ones. Receive a Free Power of Attorney and Health Care Directive. Learn about Living Trusts and Wills. Learn how to save money for your loved ones through proper planning. Learn how to maintain privacy and control over your estate. […]

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Testamentary Trusts for Couples with Minor Children

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Do you have minor children? Have you ever wondered what might happen to them and your property if you and your spouse die? Will they be provided for? Who will take care of them? Consider a Testamentary Trust as a relatively simple answer to these questions. Here is how it works. You and your spouse

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How to Update Your Will

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I often consult with people who make handwritten changes to their will, or cross out parts of their will, thinking that those changes are valid. An original Last Will and Testament is valid only if certain formalities are observed. Updates or changes to your will are only valid if those same formalities are followed. So

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Effective Estate Planning – The Revocable Power of Attorney

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Effective estate planing includes a will or living trust along with a community property agreement, living will or health care directive, and a power of attorney. Many people put off estate planning until something alarming happens such as dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, or some other debilitating accident or injury. Some delay because they just don’t like

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Simplifying the “Power of Attorney”

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Many fear the mystifying “Power of Attorney” and wait until it is too late to give a loved one the power and authority to act on their behalf when they become incapacitated. In reality, the greater fear should be the situation where no Power or Attorney is in place before a loved one becomes incapacitated

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Consider a Living Trust

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Consider a Living Trust as the best option to save money for your loved ones by avoiding probate, maintaining more control over your estate, and maintaining the maximum amount of privacy available.

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