Even though you may not realize it, you already have an estate, and you already have an estate plan. If you take no estate planning actions at all, never talk to an estate planning lawyer, or never create any type of document, you still leave behind property after you die that has to be transferred to new owners. You also leave behind choices that have to be made, problems that have to be dealt with, and many other issues that will probably fall to your family to take care of. In short, your … [Read more...] about The Estate Plan You Already Have
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Basic Questions About Estate Planning
Choosing to create an estate plan is one of the best things you can do for yourself and your family, especially if you are a baby boomer approaching retirement age. Without an estate plan you leave many of your life’s most important decisions without clear answers or guidance. Once you are gone, your family will be forced to deal with these questions without your help, a situation that can often lead to family conflict. But knowing that you should create an estate plan and understanding … [Read more...] about Basic Questions About Estate Planning
Your Estate Plan Will Likely Include The Following Documents
While it’s true that no two estate plans are identical, it’s also true that almost every plan incorporates the same key documents. Whether you are creating a plan for the first time or updating an old plan, you can expect to include several important pieces. Each of these pieces will be tailored to fit your individual situation. Here is a handful of the most common estate planning documents you can expect to include in your plan. Your Will When most people think about estate planning they … [Read more...] about Your Estate Plan Will Likely Include The Following Documents
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The Star-Spangled Banner became the American National Anthem
On March 3, 1931, "The Star-Spangled Banner" was adopted as the American national anthem by a congressional resolution that was signed by President Herbert Hoover. The song lyrics come from a poem, "Defence of Fort M'Henry," written by Francis Scott Key in 1814. Although the poem has four stanzas, usually only the first stanza is commonly sung today. … [Read more...] about The Star-Spangled Banner became the American National Anthem

