Life changes—like getting married, going through a divorce, or remarrying—can significantly impact your estate plan. If you are entering a new phase in your personal life, it’s essential to revisit your estate documents to ensure they still reflect your wishes and protect your loved ones. At Kevin L. Miller, PC, we help individuals and families…Read More
Congratulations, your child is now an adult! It’s an exciting time in their lives. Many parents of an 18-year-old are unsure if they have prepared their child adequately for life as an adult. Also important is creating estate planning documents, because turning eighteen changes how the rest of the world, and how the law, now…Read More
Before we consider the need for a trust, it’s important to understand exactly what a trust is. A trust is a legal document that is formed between two or more parties where one person, who is called a trustee, holds property on behalf of another, called a beneficiary. More specifically, a trust is created when property…Read More
Taking care of an aging parent can bring a unique set of challenges for both you and your parent. First of all, talk with your parents about estate planning. Do they have a will? Do they have a medical directive readily accessible? When the time comes, have they thought about who they would designate as…Read More
