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Is it legal to disinherit a family member?

Families are complex, and estate decisions often reflect the deeply personal circumstances that surround them. When questions arise about who should or should not receive an inheritance, it can bring up strong emotions and require difficult choices. It’s not uncommon...

Gifting strategies to reduce estate taxes

When creating an estate plan, there’s a lot of focus on what happens when someone passes away; however, many effective strategies begin during your lifetime. One of the most useful tools for families looking to preserve generational wealth is gifting. By transferring...

How to choose the right trustee for your special needs trust

Picking the right trustee for a special needs trust shapes the beneficiary's future. The trustee handles the money left to the individual, all while making sure they keep getting important government benefits. A wrong choice could easily lead to money troubles or put...

A simple financial document can help to reduce probate risks

There are many risks that can arise during the probate process. Families may fight over particularly valuable property within the estate. Creditors may make claims that require the liquidation of certain assets. High-value estates are also potentially at risk of...

The importance of estate planning for small business owners

Delaware small business owners often pour their entire lives into their companies but forget to secure the future of those ventures. Estate planning acts as a vital safety net that preserves your hard work and protects your family’s financial stability. Without a...

How durable powers of attorney can protect older adults

As people prepare for retirement, they need to think about the future. The end of a career may inspire a successful professional to draft a will as part of an estate plan. They want to ensure the right people inherit their assets. People may also need to plan for the...

How to create an advanced health care directive in Delaware

Planning ahead for your medical care can bring peace of mind. An advanced health care directive (AHCD) allows you to outline your preferences and name someone to make decisions if you cannot speak for yourself. Taking time to prepare can make things easier for both...

How to incorporate cryptocurrency into an estate plan

Most people forget their digital wallet when planning their estate. This oversight locks heirs out of valuable investments forever. You must take specific steps to pass down cryptocurrencies and other tokens safely. Here are three things to consider: Create a detailed...

What happens if I don’t update my will after major life changes?

Life rarely stands still. Marriage, divorce, the birth of a child or buying a new home can all change your financial and family situation. If your will does not reflect these changes, your wishes may not be carried out the way you intend. Failing to update your will...

What documents to include in your estate plan

When you create an estate plan, you’re building a roadmap for how your property, finances, and personal wishes will be handled in the future. Having the right documents in place ensures your loved ones can carry out your instructions without confusion or conflict. A...

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