On behalf of The Law Office of Denise D. Nordheimer, Esquire, LLC | Jun 15, 2020 | Estate planning
Planning an estate can never be done too early, and it is about much more than just real estate in Delaware or another state. An estate is the categorical, organized method for how a person’s affairs will be handled after they die. How can a person get a...
On behalf of The Law Office of Denise D. Nordheimer, Esquire, LLC | Jun 2, 2020 | Estate planning
Ideally, Delaware residents will review their wills regularly after they are first executed. As life events occur, the original document may become less effective in meeting a person’s needs. In many cases, it is a good idea to update a will after the birth of a...
On behalf of The Law Office of Denise D. Nordheimer, Esquire, LLC | May 18, 2020 | Estate planning
An executor of a will carries a great deal of responsibilities, and Delaware residents might be interested in knowing what those responsibilities are. While each estate may vary in how the will is managed, here are some of the basic duties of the role. Executors must...
On behalf of The Law Office of Denise D. Nordheimer, Esquire, LLC | Apr 27, 2020 | Estate planning
Divorce may seem to bring with it a certain sense of finality, yet in reality, it sparks the need for a wide array of actions. One that many in Delaware (including possible you) often overlook is the need to update their estate plan. Panic may then ensue years later...
On behalf of The Law Office of Denise D. Nordheimer, Esquire, LLC | Apr 13, 2020 | Estate planning
There’s a misconception that likes to ripple through society, a myth that wouldn’t have been entertained many viewers on the television show Mythbusters. This common misconception is that estate planning is only necessary for the rich and wealthy. That...
On behalf of The Law Office of Denise D. Nordheimer, Esquire, LLC | Mar 12, 2020 | Estate planning
One of the main goals of your estate plan likely is to pass wealth to your children and grandchildren in the most efficient and tax-advantageous ways. Often you can do this by establishing trusts for your children. They later establish trusts for their children, and...
On behalf of The Law Office of Denise D. Nordheimer, Esquire, LLC | Mar 9, 2020 | Estate planning
Estate plans are unique to every person. As you age and as you collect more assets, it is crucial that you have an end of life plan. Without one, your family members could wind up in probate or quarreling over what your wishes were. A plan provides your family with a...
On behalf of The Law Office of Denise D. Nordheimer, Esquire, LLC | Feb 11, 2020 | Estate planning
Will creation is an essential aspect of estate planning, especially when it comes to end-of-life matters. However, there are many other documents that will ensure you and your family are fully prepared should the unthinkable happen. The following documents are...
On behalf of The Law Office of Denise D. Nordheimer, Esquire, LLC | Jan 28, 2020 | Estate planning
Thanks to modern medicine and a wealth of easily accessible nutrients, Americans often live past the retirement age. While this means most Delaware residents can have long, active lives, it also increases the chance that you may need long-term care services later in...
On behalf of The Law Office of Denise D. Nordheimer, Esquire, LLC | Jan 22, 2020 | Estate planning
Perhaps not surprisingly, more than three out of every four Americans say having a will is important, but a 2019 Caring.com study shows only 40% of those taking part in the survey have an estate plan in place. People over 65 are the largest group – at 66%...
