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Estate Planning
By: Erika Colstad
When you become a parent, everything changes Your priorities shift, and you begin to think more about the future—not just for yourself but for your children as well While estateRead More
By: Amy M. Scott Smith
Written by Amy Scott Smith and Ryan McCarthy Yes In your eyes, you may see your college freshman as your child who is still very dependent, but you may be surprised to learn you are noRead More
By: Amy M. Scott Smith
What is the Difference between acting as a Power of Attorney and acting as a Personal Representative in the Estate Planning Process When it comes to legal matters involving estateRead More
By: Amy M. Scott Smith
If you’ve ever read articles online about estate planning, or met with an estate planning attorney, your head might be swirling trying to make sense of all of the various terms thatRead More
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