There are many things to consider when planning your estate. One of the more overlooked areas in estate planning is digital estate planning. You may have accumulated many digital assets in your lifetime. If you would like to share these assets with your family or...
Just because you have composed and signed your will does not mean you will never look at the document again. In fact, you may need to review your will at different points in the future. This is because life can bring many changes, perhaps even major ones that you...
While writing your will and planning out who will take care of your estate, you may also begin to think seriously about who you can choose to fulfill your wishes. Choosing a quality executor can have an important influence, so knowing what traits make for a good...
As you near retirement, you may consider relocating to a state that is not just more affordable but that is also retirement friendly. Though many of your friends and peers may prepare to head south to Florida or Texas, you may hesitate to move so far away from your...
When working on your estate plan, you likely spend most of your time determining what you want to be done with your assets and other effects after your death. But did you know, you can also plan ahead for things that may happen when you are still alive? Advance...
Estate planning involves a lot of aspects from property management to preferences of care. While you might find yourself focusing on to whom your assets and money go after you die, it is also important to consider the expenses of your passing. Having your funeral...
Delaware is home to more than 1.6 million businesses of all sizes and types. The Delaware Division of Corporations’ website notes that entrepreneurs formed nearly 250,000 business entities in Delaware during 2020. As noted by SmartAsset.com, how you structure your new...
If you have put a lot of time and effort into crafting your estate plan, then you understand the importance of planning for the future and taking care of your loved ones once you are no longer around. But there is an essential part of an estate plan – called a living...
Dementia is the collective name for a variety of neurological conditions that interfere with a person's ability to make decisions, remember details and perform everyday tasks. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that roughly 14 million Americans...
When you have more than one child, you may need to take extra care when creating your Delaware estate plan to make sure you do not ruffle feathers or cause unnecessary strife between or among your children. Many inheritance battles result from adult children feeling...