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Is Your Estate Plan Keeping Up with Your Life? Probably Not—Here’s How to Fix It
When was the last time you thought about your estate plan?
Life moves quickly. New milestones, unexpected changes, and shifting priorities can make it easy to forget that your estate plan needs to keep pace with your life. If your estate plan hasn’t been reviewed or updated recently, it might not reflect your current needs—and that could leave your family vulnerable.
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What Your Heirlooms Say About Your Legacy
What will your family treasure most when you’re gone?
When people think of estate planning, they often focus on major assets like homes, investments, or retirement accounts. But for many families, the most cherished items are the personal heirlooms—those objects that hold sentimental value and carry stories often from generation to generation.
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5 Resolutions to Protect Your Family in 2025
Is 2025 the year you finally take steps to secure your family’s future?
At Family Estate Planning Law Group, we understand how important it is to protect what matters most—your loved ones. As the new year begins, many people set goals to improve their health, careers, or personal lives. But have you thought about your family’s long-term future?
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A Will Isn’t Enough: The Key to a Strong Estate Plan Is Asset Alignment
Do you think estate planning starts and ends with a will?
Many people believe that creating a will is all they need to secure their family’s future. While a will is an important part of the process, estate planning goes far beyond that. A comprehensive estate plan ensures your wishes are carried out, your loved ones are protected, and your assets are properly aligned.
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Understanding the Corporate Transparency Act: What You Need to Know
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is a new law that could impact many business owners. If you have an interest in an LLC, corporation, partnership, or similar organization, this law may require you to act soon. Here’s what you need to know to stay compliant and avoid penalties.
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