
Does Remarriage Require Estate Planning?
Remarriage for seniors is not uncommon. Although many people envision young couples when they think of weddings, people get married and remarried at any age.
Remarriage for seniors is not uncommon. Although many people envision young couples when they think of weddings, people get married and remarried at any age.
Secondary beneficiaries may save your estate plan. Having backups in place is a wise move. It is helpful both personally and professionally. Backing up the
Young adults should prioritize estate planning. Although your chances of dying increase as you get older, death can come at any age. As my maternal
The unexpected death of a spouse is devastating. Many factors in life cannot be controlled. Some of these can lead to untimely deaths. Even those
Early retirement does not have to mean full retirement. People are not always able to retire when they planned. Sometimes life has a way of
Distributing assets through probate is more complicated without an updated last will and testament. Many things should be accomplished within a specific window of time.
RMDs are governed by the IRS. The process of levying and collecting taxes involves many people. The IRS is tasked with overseeing the proper payment
It is important for someone to know your financial information. The right to privacy is a value with many benefits. Even so, there are times
Life insurance has several estate planning perks. Estate planning allows you protect your loved ones and provide for them. Although estate planning is important for
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
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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.