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You may have heard that the biggest estate planning mistake you can make is to not have an estate plan at all – and that’s generally true. However, there are other estate planning mistakes people commonly make that can create havoc for their loved ones after they’re...
People should anticipate the possibility of a car crash any time that they drive. It only takes one mistake or oversight to lead to a collision that could forever change the course of someone's life. Drivers can potentially limit their personal risk by identifying...
As the daylight hours continue to get longer, most drivers are glad to put the trials of winter behind them – but even as the ice and snow let up, drivers have to contend with a new issue: sun glare. According to the National Traffic Safety Administration (NTSA), sun...
Property owners have a certain responsibility to the people they allow on their property – and that includes keeping them safe from more than just slips and falls. They’re also expected to take steps to mitigate other known dangers – including the risk of assaults....
Are your parents still going to have outstanding debts when they pass away? It’s an important question to ask because you may be concerned about inheriting that debt. You know that you are going to inherit the assets your parents have in their estate when they pass...
When someone writes a will, it should express their genuine desires for what happens to their estate. They do this to help the remaining family members because, if the person died intestate, state law would take over and govern what should happen to their assets. A...
In some ways, auto technology has certainly made people better drivers. It makes them safer and prevents accidents. For example, a blindspot monitoring system can tell someone not to change lanes – and they may not have even seen a car in their blind spot if they...
In some cases, after surgery, objects or implements will be retained within the body. This can lead to severe negative consequences. The person may have to be readmitted to the hospital for another surgery to remove the implement. They may have to go through x-rays...
When someone dies intestate, it just means that they died without an estate plan – even a will. There are no legally recognized instructions for their family members or other beneficiaries regarding what to do with their assets. This can lead to some negative...
Both a living will and a medical power of attorney can be used as part of a person’s estate plan. They both help ensure that medical decisions made on your behalf reflect your wishes. With a living will, the person who is drafting the document typically lists...