Rogers Wills and Trusts is a legal service that provides assistance with estate planning, wills, trusts, and other related matters. In this article, we will discuss the basics of Rogers Wills and Trusts, how it can help you with your estate planning needs, and the benefits of utilizing their services. What are Wills and Trusts? […]
When a loved one enters hospice care, it can be a difficult and overwhelming experience. One of the most important things to consider is estate planning—which can help ensure that your loved one’s wishes are honored and surviving family members are financially cared for. The following steps can help caregivers more smoothly navigate legal issues […]
Estate planning can be a complex and daunting process, but it is an essential step in ensuring that your assets and loved ones are protected. That’s where a Rogers estate planning attorney can help. In this guide, we’ll explore everything you need to know about estate planning in Rogers, Arkansas and why it’s essential to […]
One of the main differences between a will and a trust is that a will is only active after you pass away. A trust starts working for you immediately. A will simply states who gets what and how much and appoints a representative to carry out those wishes. Wills require probate and aren’t even valid […]
Service dogs are specially trained to provide assistance to children with disabilities. They can be taught to support kids in a variety of unique ways that help with daily living and even help in an emergency situation. For families with disabled children, service dogs can be a lifeline. The Various Ways Service Dogs Can Help […]
If you haven’t created an estate plan, you still have an estate plan! This is the unvarnished, cold, hard truth of the legal system of probate and estate administration and how it affects you. To prepare you for what lies ahead. Yes, you do have an estate plan, the state of Arkansas has written it for you already…It’s called “intestate succession” […]
What is a guardianship? It is the legal process of giving a person, the guardian, the legal authority to make all or some decisions for the ward. Requires process and a hearing. It is the State’s alternative plan to creating yourself a Durable Power of Attorney, only you don’t get the same freedom with a […]
Federal estate tax law includes a provision called portability. This provision only applies to married couples. It allows the surviving spouse to use any part of their deceased spouse’s unused estate and gift tax exemption. Including portability in an estate plan protects the surviving spouse from significant estate tax bills if the deceased spouse’s estate […]
It is no secret that being a single parent is challenging. In addition to the day-to-day struggles of raising children on your own, you may also have concerns about what the future might hold for your kids if anything were to happen to you. While estate planning for single parents is similar to estate planning […]
It can be difficult to say goodbye to the things we own. Older adults might have an even harder time doing so because many of their possessions may hold decades of meaning or sentimental value, and the thought of parting with these mementos can bring up a lot of unexpected emotions. At some point, however, […]
