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As we travel through the phases of our financial life, our needs change. The New York Daily News article, "3 ways to choose the right

Once a trusts and estates lawyer has designed and discussed a client's estate plan, the next step is to implement it. Drafting the documents, creating

The process for declaring someone legally dead is one that is covered in state law, but in Pennsylvania, the statute's language does leave some leeway

Grandma just died without a will, and her husband, children, and siblings have all died. The remaining relatives need to consider not only the inheritance

The monumental battle over the $100 million-plus estate of art collector Melva Bucksbaum is now being broadcast in a family war of words on Facebook.

"When was the last time you updated, or even thought about, the beneficiary designations listed on your retirement accounts, life insurance, or annuity contracts?" If

"A lot of factors go into crafting an estate plan for your farming operation." The High Plains/Midwest Ag Journal's article, "Planning for the future of

"The Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution guarantees a right to same-sex marriage." The recent Court decision has changed financial and estate planning significantly for

"Why Now Is the Best Time to Plan" Millennials are not discussing end-of-life care with their parents. Nevertheless, to save your loved ones avoidable pain

"Having an estate plan doesn't mean that the job of protecting your family's future (and present) ends." If you have an estate plan in place,

"Even on so-called simple estates, executors typically earn their fees." A legal battle in New York shows an aspect of estate planning that often doesn't

"Wills and trusts have been found hidden in rafters and in freezers, to name but a few interesting hiding places." You know that your mom