Estate Planning For the Newly Married
Now is the perfect time to start working on an estate plan—because, as newlyweds, you may not have a list…
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What Happens to Your Student Loan Debt When You Die?
There are two issues many people prefer to avoid thinking about: death and debt. Unfortunately, both of these seems to…
Interlocutory Adoption Decree and Social Security Child’s Benefits — Disability Attorney Serving Sandy, Utah
A child, C, was born on January 12, 1954 in Arkansas. Shortly after his birth, his mother, A, was confined…
Social Security Widow’s Benefits and Common Law Marriage, Colorado
A and B entered into a relationship in Colorado, in which they agreed they would live together as husband and…
Farm Rental Income and Social Security Wages — Social Security Disability Attorney Serving Sandy, Utah
Rental income from real estate is typically excluded from social security earnings. I have been reviewing all of Social Security’s…
Divorce in another State and Social Security Widow’s Benefits — Disability Attorney Serving Sandy, Utah
A married couple lived and worked in New York for many years. The man, apparently eager to obtain a divorce…
How A Living Trust Helps Your Family
There are several parts to an estate plan, one of them being a living trust. Common factors that prompt someone…
New Baby? Time to Create Your Estate Plan
Estate planning is often one item that gets pushed back on nearly everyone’s to-do list. The reasons you might be…
How Does an IRA Fit Into Your Estate Plan?
When you think of IRAs, you probably think of retirement. But what happens to your IRA money after you’re gone?…
Planning for the Future (Without a Crystal Ball)
Creating a will, trust, or any type of estate plan has always involved dealing with an uncertain future. Consider that…