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How to Talk to Your Family About Business Succession
Benjamin Franklin famously quipped, “If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.” From the very beginning, you had a plan for your business to succeed. You set goals and developed methods to achieve those goals. Your business has stood the test of time because you anticipated problems and solved them. But if your…
Read MoreWhat Is Formal And Informal Probate In Utah?
The difference between the two affects how easy or difficult it is for the heir to the estate to manage or distribute its assets.
Read MoreWhy You Should Not DIY Your Will
When it comes to estate planning, some people may believe that they can do it themselves and this is usually a mistake.
Read MoreWhat to Know About Conservatorship in Utah
Prenuptial agreements can help protect your assets when a marriage ends — but what if you don’t have one?
Read MoreCan I Still Protect My Assets Even Without a Prenuptial Agreement?
Prenuptial agreements can help protect your assets when a marriage ends — but what if you don’t have one?
Read MoreTalking to Your Family About Your Will
Let’s take a look at some of the ways you can plan for your family’s future with your will and create a positive dialogue around the topic in the present.
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 MoreFactors To Consider When Choosing An Assisted Living Facility
You want to ensure the best care, services, and amenities essential for maintaining quality of life, but how exactly do you quantify that in your search?
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.
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