Seif and McNamee

It’s a commonly held belief for people who are in their 20s and 30s that estate planning can wait until they are older—or at least until they have children. However, people of all ages stand to benefit from cohesive estate planning. For younger people, it tends to be a much less complicated process, and so there’s little need to put it off.

Help your parents achieve a stress-free retirement and allow them to live out their golden years in comfort with these 3 tips.

In this blog post, learn the benefits of having both a living will and a last will from an experienced estate planning attorney.

As you prepare for your first meeting with an estate planning attorney, we share 10 key questions to ask to get the most out of the experience.

In this blog post, learn from an estate planning attorney the numerous life events that would call for you to review your estate plan and make adjustments.

In this post we help you understand the differences between wills and trusts and how you may use them to your advantage through the estate planning process.