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Most people have some idea that, when they die, their will is the document which will direct where their assets should go. Yet, according to Forbes magazine, nearly two out of three adult Americans do not have a will, which includes over half of adults aged 55 to 64....

Deciding who should make medical and financial decisions on your behalf when you become unable to do so, and providing those individuals with the type of information that they need to best make those decisions, can be some of the most important steps you can ever...

The birth of your first child is one of the happiest days of your life. Between the excitement of buying baby clothes and the exhaustion of those early sleepless nights, estate planning is probably the last thing on your mind. However, making arrangements for your...

A growing number of shooting enthusiasts are creating legal trusts to acquire machine guns, silencers or other items whose sale is restricted by federal law — a mechanism that bypasses the need to obtain law enforcement approval or even undergo criminal...

1. Your children will not be sent to foster care without a will stating where you want your child to live after your death, the government will either chose a relative to place your child in the care of, or send them into foster care where they will travel between...