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Do you understand the difference between wills and trusts?

Do you have a healthcare plan? It's critical to designate someone to act on your behalf if you can't take care of yourself or your children.

Have you ever wondered what "estate planning" actually means? In this introductory video, attorney Nicolas Grimwood provides a bri

Without the proper Medicaid planning, you potentially run the risk of losing almost everything you own.

If you're a parent, make sure you get to decide who cares for your children in the event that you can't.

Most people generally understand the concept of a power of attorney, but many don't realize that you actually need at least two types.

What is a beneficiary designation? Essentially, it’s a way to transfer certain assets to specific people upon your death without those assets having to go through probate. Most people are familiar with this concept in the form of life insurance (i.e., when the insured party dies, the beneficiaries get a payout). However, there are a number of other valuable assets besides insurance that can be transferred using the same basic concept. Keep in mind that these designations do

There are a number of mistakes to avoid (or at least be thinking about) when you're planning for the future.