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“What happens if you don’t make changes?” While you don’t plan ahead for a divorce, you should immediately take steps to ensure your interests are

It seems pretty natural that people postpone planning their estates. After all, who wants to anticipate or dwell on his or her own demise? What’s

Did you know you need a will? You really do. Creating a will can make certain that your assets are transferred the way that you

NJ 101.5 says in its recent post, “Buying a retirement home together,” that more seniors are looking into shared housing options for financial reasons—as well

Over a third of Americans thought about a financial resolution this year, according to a Fidelity Investments survey. Their top goals were to save more,

Do you want your ex-spouse to inherit any part of your estate? It could happen if you initially signed up for a retirement plan or

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to estate planning. These are personal decisions you should make after carefully weighing all of the options with a qualified attorney.

It seems as though Prince is now almost as famous for not having a will as he is for hit records. He left behind a

Some of the basics we all need to have are a budget, a bank account, insurance and an estate plan. This last one shouldn’t be

If you and your spouse have no children, are retired and have a sizable estate, MarketWatch asks whether it is okay to use an attorney

Raising the topic of your own death with your parents, siblings, or partner may sound silly if you're in your 20s or 30s, particularly if

CNBC’s article, "Prince or pauper, young or old, here's why you still need a will," lists the top three reasons why it's vital to write