From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “I am worried about the coronavirus and living will. Should I update my Living Will? Just in case, what should I do?” Coronavirus and Living Will. To be prepared for any illness that may leave you unable to speak for yourself, here is a […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “The Secure Act Explained.” The Secure Act Explained. Begining in 2020, the Rules regarding your qualified plans (IRAs, 401ks, 403bs, etc.) have changed dramatically. Everyone should contact their financial planner, accountant, and estate planner for a review. The rules have changed for you during […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “Who should get a revocable living trust?” What is a Revocable Living Trust? Revocable Living Trusts are not for everyone. These unique tools are excellent for some people but not much use to others. For whom are Revocable Trusts useful? First, what is a […]
Every time a celebrity passes, my very first instinct is to hope that he or she had a good estate plan in place with the help of an estate planning lawyer in Palatine, IL. The world is honoring a legend – Kobe Bryant. He was a family man with a […]
From Our “Ask a Question,” Mailbag: “I want to make things easy for my children. How Do You Avoid Probate in PA?” How Do You Avoid Probate in NJ? You can avoid probate by taking certain steps. But, these steps can affect how you enjoy your assets during your lifetime. […]
Considering divorce when filing for bankruptcy is no easy task. Chances are you will have a considerable amount of decisions to make when determining the best way to move forward. If you are still married but you and your ex have decided to file for divorce, you may be wondering […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My aunt died last week. At the funeral, my uncle informed my sister and me that just before she died, my aunt signed a new will that gives him everything. My aunt told us that she was leaving us $100,000.00 each in her will. […]
Your Pet is Your Friend, What Happens to Your Pet When You Die? How Does a Pet Trust Work? Since the dawn of time, pets have held an essential place in our hearts and our homes. Ancient Egyptians used to mummify faithful pets and have them buried with themselves. This […]
For Release: Attorney Glen Ridenour is again successful in an Orphans Court Appeal. Orphans Court Appeal, Another Victory for Attorney Ridenour. Even judges make mistakes. For example, during a Will Contest case, judges make rulings. Usually, these rulings are correct or, if incorrect, don’t affect the trial’s outcome. But, […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “When I die, I want to give my church a gift. Can I use my IRA to Give My Church a Gift at Death?” Can I use my IRA to Give My Church a Gift at Death? You can continue making kind gifts after […]
