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• What Is A Will?
  A Will is a written instrument containing directions for how the property of the person making the Will (called the testator) shall be divided on his or her death. State law generally requires that … more

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• Protect Your Children With Your Last Will and Testament
  There’s a lot to think about when you are expecting a baby. Baby names, nursery décor and car seat installation probably come to mind quickly. However, there are also other important considerations to think about like making a last will and testament.   It might be difficult to think about making a will at such a joyful time for your family. Yet, part of being … more
• Living Trusts
  Living trusts have grown in popularity over the last two decades.  A living trust (or an inter vivos trust) is a common estate planning tool as well as a tool to manage a person’s assets while they are alive.  As its name suggests it is a type of trust created during one's lifetime and is managed for the benefit of the person who creates it.  The participants in a trust … more

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