Blogs
Jan. 26, 2022
This blog explains the crucial importance to be updated on our parents’ estate plan/s and the potential consequences of not being aware of them.
Read MoreJan. 7, 2022
When you include a living trust in your estate plan, you are guaranteed privacy, your family will not have to go through probate, you will be fully protected if you become incapacitated, and you will have intensified control over the distribution of your assets.
Read MoreJan. 7, 2022
Common law marriages are only accepted in a few states. It is very important to make sure you and your partner’s durable and medical power of attorneys are granted along with an updated estate plan.
Read MoreJan. 7, 2022
Getting remarried in your midlife comes with excitement for a new adventure. It also could come with unfortunate mistakes regarding your estate plan. As soon as you plan to get remarried, update your estate plan to avoid potentially disinheriting your loved ones.
Read MoreJan. 6, 2022
Far too often people push planning their estate plan off to the side and sometimes never get to it. There are several consequences that follow if an updated estate plan is not in place. Without a plan you are at risk of your family going to court after you die, not having the choice on who inherits your assets, losing control of your life if you become incapacitated, and worst of all, not having the choice of who raises your children once you are gone.
Read MoreJan. 6, 2022
Divorces can be filled with emotion, stress, and chaos. To best prepare for your future in the midst of a divorce, arguably the most important step is to update your estate plan. A lot changes when a marriage ends and your estate plan should be first on the list.
Read MoreNov. 11, 2021
Did you know that only having a will for your estate plan is not enough? A will standing alone guarantees your family members to go through the probate process and does not go into effect until you die, this could negatively affect you should you become incapacitated.
Read MoreSept. 27, 2021
American Immigration lawyers Association#AILAStandsWithImmigrants
Read MoreApril 23, 2021
The EO is effective at 11:59 pm (ET) on April 23, 2020. It will expire 60 days from its effective date and may be continued. The suspension and limitation on entry pursuant to section 1 applies to individuals who: Are outside the United States on the effective date of this proclamation; Do not have an immigrant visa that is valid on the effective date of this proclamation...
Read MoreApril 21, 2021
Aila Urges Rational Response on Covid-19 and Immigration Policy; Condemns Divisive Presidential Tweet to Suspend Immigration
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