How a power of attorney is phrased will impact the authority granted. So much in life is outside of our control as individuals. Accidents and illness can strike at any moment and leave you or your loved ones incapacitated. When this happens, the incapacitated individual can no longer manage his or her finances. According to […]
Blended families may require more strategic estate planning. Many men and women in the United States get married, divorced or widowed, and remarried. As a result, families often consist of yours, mine, and ours children. While many families thrive with more members and more love, more people can also mean more complications. According to a […]
Most Americans do not understand probate. Isn't there anyone who knows what probate is all about?!! This question is reminiscent of Charlie Brown's desperate cry of frustration in "A Charlie Brown Christmas," albeit in a different context. I digress. You have likely heard of probate. Perhaps it has been in the context of a loved […]
An estate plan review ensures your plan will work when needed. Most things in life require maintenance. If you do not invest in your marriage, you will likely grow apart from your partner. Failing to change the oil in your car will kill your engine. According to a recent Forbes article titled “5 Reasons To […]
Estate planning is one important step to caring for your loved ones after your incapacity or death. I have heard many excuses over my career as an estate planning attorney. Many people think estate planning is only for the super wealthy. Others believe it is only important if they are married or have children. These […]
There are things you should not include in your last will and testament. You have recently inventoried your assets. Your list includes your real estate, your investments, your bank accounts, and your tangible property. With this step completed, you are ready to create an estate plan. According to a recent MSN Money article titled “Things […]
The probate process requires the executor (also known as the "personal representative") to take specific steps. The loss of a loved one is difficult. In the midst of grieving, families must also settle the estate of the deceased. This process is simpler if there is a last will and testament in place. Whether there was […]
Real estate investments should be included in your estate plan. You have real estate investments. Perhaps your real estate is limited to your own home. Maybe you have expanded into commercial real estate investments. According to a recent Motley Fool article titled “How to Include Real Estate Investments in Your Will,” these should be addressed in […]
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Overland Park Estate Planning Attorney Kyle Krull assists clients in Kansas and Missouri with Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Revocable Living Trusts, Charitable Planning, Asset Protection and Business Succession Planning in the greater Kansas City area including Overland Park, Leawood, Olathe, Lenexa, Johnson County Kansas and Jackson County Missouri.
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