Power of Attorney
Do I Need a Will? What You Should Know
By making your will more comprehensive, you can clarify your wishes in many different scenarios and have them legally enforced.
Read MoreFundamental Facts About Power of Attorney in Utah
Establishing a Power of Attorney is an excellent way to be ready and ensure that you have someone assigned to make decisions on your behalf
Read MoreWhat Is the Difference Between a Power of Attorney and Guardianship?
It is a universal truth that human beings age. The passing of time affects the body in many ways, eventually causing the inevitable conclusion. It may be heartbreaking for those in the dearly departed’s life when they pass away, but it is the natural course of life.
Read MoreWhat to Know About Estate Planning in Utah
It is a universal truth that human beings age. The passing of time affects the body in many ways, eventually causing the inevitable conclusion. It may be heartbreaking for those in the dearly departed’s life when they pass away, but it is the natural course of life.
Read MorePlanning In Second Marriages
We all know someone who is in a second marriage and many of us are in a second marriage. Second marriages can be exciting and fulfilling while at the same time present special planning challenges. A second marriage may include his children, her children, and sometimes our children. How will the new spouse be provided…
Read MoreCan I Prevent My Children From Fighting Over My Personal Assets After I Die?
Chances are, you own items of personal property that have monetary and sentimental value, such as jewelry, antiques, art, heirlooms, furniture, and sporting goods that you want a certain child, grandchild, relative, friend, charity, or other organization to receive after your death. Perhaps you are not concerned about the distribution of certain items, but would…
Read MoreSpecial Needs Trust – What Can I Do For My Child?
Several clients ask what they can do for a child who qualifies for means-based government assistance due to a disability. The simple answer is a Special Needs Trust, sometimes referred to as a Supplemental Needs Trust. The primary purpose of a Special Needs Trust is to shelter assets that will sustain an improved quality of…
Read MoreEstate Planning: … Do I Really Need a Lawyer?
In the world of Do-It-Yourself, does it make sense to retain an attorney to complete your estate planning? We are all aware of the availability of legal documents on the Internet and the ease with which you can purchase a legal package to complete your own Will and some related documents. I read an article…
Read MoreEstate Planning In Second Marriages
We all know someone who is in a second marriage and many of us are in a second marriage. Second marriages can be exciting and fulfilling while at the same time present special planning challenges. A second marriage may include his children, her children, and sometimes our children. How will the new spouse be…
Read MoreEstate Planning – A Competent Attorney Is Essential
Many people have a misconception about estate planning. For example, many will avoid doing their estate planning because they believe their assets “aren’t worth much” and think estate planning would be a waste of time and money. The reality is that estate planning is necessary for everyone — no matter the value of their assets. …
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