There are many different issues for people to consider with regard to creating an estate plan. For example, those who have young children often have a lot of questions and are unsure about various facets of the estate planning process. From identifying the right type...
You know you need to plan for the distribution of your assets and the care of your children should you unexpectedly pass but, if you are like many people, you put off the chore for various reasons. One such reason may be the fear that...
Estate planning is an integral part of people's efforts to prepare for their future. Outside of feeling the satisfaction of being able to control one's assets, people who take initiative to plan their estate in Virginia may also provide their surviving family members with comfort...
The Virginia Department of Judicial Services explains that conservators are fiduciaries who must thoughtfully manage and account for assets owned by the person in their care. As conservator, your duties include submitting detailed accounting reports with supporting evidence to the Commissioner of Accounts. What should...
One of the most important estate planning decisions you can make is to appoint a guardian for your minor children. Failure to do so could leave your children in legal limbo for some time following your death. Appointing a guardian for your children should be...
The Virginia State Bar offers tips to help people put together a will that reflects their objectives. We have guided clients through the process of preparing a will that helps achieve their estate planning goals. Writing your will starts with a thoughtful examination of a few...
If you have a child with special needs, an approaching 18th birthday may be a cause for concern. This birthday signifies that your child is an independent adult. For you, it means you no longer have any say in his or her medical care or...
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