Estate Planning
Welcoming Lindsay Bayles to ProvenLaw
ProvenLaw welcomes Lindsay Bayles, newest attorney providing trust, estate, and tax planning services.
Read MoreThings You Need to Know About Medicaid Planning
Before receiving any benefits from a government program, individuals must meet eligibility requirements. Medicaid applicants must meet both medical and financial criteria.
Read MoreHow Does One Establish Guardianship in Utah?
Parents of a minor child can nominate a guardian for their child in the event that they are unable to care for them themselves
Read MoreHow Can Your Lawyer Help With Estate Planning?
Perhaps the biggest misconception regarding estate planning is that it’s only applicable for the wealthy. In reality, everybody has an estate, no matter how large or small it may be, and it cannot be carried with them upon their death.
Read MoreWhat Are the Requirements of Prenuptial Agreements in Utah?
The idea of having this type of discussion may seem like an uncomfortable challenge. However, this conversation allows for important financial planning for you and your soon-to-be partner that you may not have considered otherwise.
Read MoreWhat Happens if You Die Without a Will in Utah?
Have you ever wondered what happens if you die without a Will? Unfortunately, when a person dies without a valid Will or estate plan in Utah, they are considered to have died “intestate.”
Read MoreWhat Does an Elder Law Attorney Do?
Today, we’ll take a look at what an Elder Law Attorney does and how they can help you or your loved one navigate the complicated legal processes that pertain to our golden years.
Read MoreWills vs. Trusts: Which Option is Right for You?
No matter the number of assets or size of your estate holdings, wills and trusts will protect you and your loved ones throughout.
Read MoreThings to Know Before Going Into Any Mediation Situation
By making your will more comprehensive, you can clarify your wishes in many different scenarios and have them legally enforced.
Read MoreCommon Mistakes Made When Drafting a Will
By making your will more comprehensive, you can clarify your wishes in many different scenarios and have them legally enforced.
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