Estate Planning & Elder Law Posts

05/18/2020    Blogs    Tony Gingrasso

5 estate plan changes to make in the wake of COVID-19 Read More »

03/23/2020    Blogs    Steve Doyle, Estate Planning Attorney

It’s always a good time to plan for the “just in case” scenarios. Read More »

02/17/2020    Blogs    Brandon Prinsen

You finally realized the importance of writing your will a few years ago and got it done. Whew. That's over with. Or is it?   Read More »

01/25/2020    Blogs    Brian Weber, Estate Planning Lawyer

At first glance, estate planning can seem like an unpleasant task, but it's important if you want to decide how your assets will be distributed. Read More »

12/09/2019    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins SC

Attorney Katelyn Doyle recommends using a percentage rather than a dollar amount in your will. Read More »

01/30/2019    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

While one might be tempted to think of estate planning as merely having your will in place, it's really about much more. It's like a puzzle, where you need to be certain all the pieces fit together.  Read More »

11/26/2018    Blogs    Maureen Kinney, Estate Planning Attorney

As another season of giving rolls around, many again will be deciding whether to give, to whom and how much. Read More »

09/01/2018    Blogs    Johns, Flaherty & Collins, SC

While you may not have a fortune to bequeath, most people have at least some assets to leave behind. Read More »

08/20/2018    Blogs    Maureen Kinney, Family Law Attorney

The rising number of second and subsequent marriages combined with the rising age of first-time brides and grooms means more people are bringing more assets and children into marriages than ever before. Read More »

08/02/2018    Blogs    David Pierce, Estate Planning Lawyer

It is possible to challenge a will after someone has passed away, but it's a risky undertaking. Read More »