The Opioid Epidemic: Using Targeted Trusts
The Opiod Epidemic is back in the news, and is still far reaching in our communities across the country as ever. Every day, more than
Protecting Beneficiaries with a Third Party Trust
We are seeing more and more that our nation is struggling with mental illness with the acknowledgment of maternal mental health issues and climbing suicide
Blended Families Require Different Estate Planning Tactics
With Thanksgiving this week, I thought we’d post our blog early. This also seemed like a good time to discuss family, especially blended families which
Privacy Matters: Wills Vs. Living Trusts
Wills Vs. Living Trusts. The terms are used interchangeably but are they really the same thing? The quick answer is definitely not. One affords more
4 Reasons: Estate Planning is a Final Act of Love
Very recently, a close friend’s wife lost her Father. Though his health was not the best, his decline was rapid and unexpected. The family, particularly
Alzheimer’s Awareness Month & Estate Planning
President Ronald Reagan designated November as National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month in 1983. At the time, fewer than 2 million Americans had Alzheimer’s; today, the
Why a Single Parent Should ALWAYS Have an Estate Plan
Recently, I learned of a colleague asking for assistance with a sticky situation. His client, a single parent, passed away and an online fundraising account
FAQ: Interview With Marcus Seiter
Ed. Note: The following is the text of an interview that was conducted by a media source and we thought the answers might be
Estate Planning & Graduates: Financial Strategies
When your graduate crosses the stage this month, they will take the financial reigns from you just as they take their diploma. Here are a
Probate Series (Part 2): 3 Common Ways to Avoid It
As with every aspect of your estate, Seiter Law strongly suggests that you contact an experienced estate attorney to discuss, your assets, the probate process
