Peace Of Mind For Your Family And Your Future
Delaware residents who were thinking of undergoing the estate planning process likely have many questions about how to handle their estate. They know that estate planning can provide them with peace of mind to ensure that their loved ones get the assets intended for...
If you want to open a new business in Delaware, you have a few ways to achieve this goal. Before you can get started, you'll need to determine what type of business entity to choose. While this decision might seem complicated, learning more about the multiple types of...
If there are assets in your Delaware estate when you pass, they will likely be subject to probate. During probate, your estate will be represented by an individual who is responsible for inventorying assets, reviewing creditor claims and other administrative tasks....
While it may not be pleasant to think about your passing, it's a necessary part of life. Delaware residents should undergo the process of estate planning to effectively designate who receives their assets and who takes care of their after-death responsibilities....
Estate planning is important for all adults in Delaware, but it becomes even more important as you age. Although many people put off creating an estate plan for various reasons, it is important to recognize that having an estate plan will make things less difficult...
Many people use the terms guardianship and conservatorship interchangeably, but they have slightly different meanings in Delaware. If you need to take over an adult's affairs, then knowing the difference can help you understand what you need to petition the court to...
Contrary to popular belief in Delaware, most wills aren't read out loud by an attorney. However, you'll still be notified if you show up in someone's will. You might also be notified if you showed up in a previous version of the will but were written out of the...
As you grow old, you need to start thinking about whether you’ll require long-term care. Although you may not want to think about your options, it’s wise to understand that 70% of Delaware residents aged 65 and above will require this care. It might not be the old age...
Most people in Delaware will need living assistance when they reach a certain age. Some people are willing to accept assistance but have no idea how they'll pay for it when the time comes. If you have too many assets, you might be told that you don't qualify for...
Many decades of relatively high earning power and the accumulation of valuable assets make it possible to leave a financial legacy to your heirs in Delaware and other states. When it comes time to distribute assets to your heirs via an estate plan or through the...
