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How to Protect Your Great Ideas or Works for Your Family

How to Protect Your Great Ideas or Works for Your Family

by Leah Kienholz-Kerr | Apr 20, 2020 | Uncategorized

0Your money, home, and vehicles are not the only things you should include in your estate plan. Your intellectual property and any income it generates should also be addressed. You do not have to be a famous author, painter, or inventor to have valuable intellectual...
Warning: Don’t Let Creditors Inherit from You

Warning: Don’t Let Creditors Inherit from You

by Leah Kienholz-Kerr | Feb 25, 2019 | Uncategorized

0Shocking to most people, the retirement account you leave for your spouse can be seized in a divorce, lawsuit, or bankruptcy. 3 Options Available To Surviving Spouses When your surviving spouse inherits your IRA, he or she generally has three options: Cash out the...
Estate Planning Myths: 4 Common Misconceptions

Estate Planning Myths: 4 Common Misconceptions

by Leah Kienholz-Kerr | Feb 18, 2019 | Uncategorized

0Estate Planning Myths- 1) Myth: My spouse can make all of my healthcare and financial decisions because he/she is my spouse. Reality: This is not always the case. To make sure your spouse can indeed make important medical decisions on your behalf, you should sign a...
Big “Life Changes” Often Mean Big “Estate Plan Changes”

Big “Life Changes” Often Mean Big “Estate Plan Changes”

by Leah Kienholz-Kerr | Feb 11, 2019 | Uncategorized

0 Big “Life Changes” Often Mean Big “Estate Plan Changes” Many people who put together an estate plan do so when they start a family – assuming they put an estate plan together at all during their lifetime. While putting an estate plan together is a good thing...
Legal Paperwork Cheatsheet: A Guide to the Top 12 Must-Have Documents

Legal Paperwork Cheatsheet: A Guide to the Top 12 Must-Have Documents

by Leah Kienholz-Kerr | Feb 5, 2019 | Uncategorized

0Whether you own a little or a lot, the last thing you want to do to your loved ones is leave a bureaucratic mess after you pass away or become incapacitated. Aside from mourning your passing or a significant deterioration in your health, this will cause the family...
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