Recent Posts in the Estate Planning Category

• Planning for the Secure Act

  Mar 11, 2020
  The “Secure Act” was part of a larger law that passed with bipartisan support in late-December 2019. It went into effect on January 1, 2020, for most ...
  Posted By Randy Holmgren
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• The Secure Act and What It Means for You

  Feb 10, 2020
  By: Randall Holmgren The “Secure Act” was part of a larger law that passed with (rare) bipartisan support in late-December 2019. For most purposes, it ...
  Posted By Pearson Butler
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• Your Estate Matters Newsletter, Vol. 23.4

  Nov 30, 2018
  This issue’s articles include: Social Media Friends Versus Connecting in Person The Stress Factor Avoid Family Disputes Over Asset Distribution ...
  Posted By Pearson Butler
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• Estate Planning - What to do when a loved one dies without a will

  Nov 19, 2018
  What is a Will? A Will is like a letter to the judge. Let’s say it is you were talking about. You wrote a will, then you died. Sorry, but it’s bound ...
  Posted By Jeff Butler
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• 6 Important Estate Planning Considerations - Part 4: Beneficiary Designations

  May 16, 2018
  This is part of a series of 6 blogs on important estate planning considerations. I’ll intersperse these blogs with other timely blogs. The first ...
  Posted By Pearson Butler
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• Retirement: It's Not Just About the Money

  May 1, 2018
  Many factors go into retirement decisions. This article examines some of those factors. Being financially prepared is one aspect. Having your estate ...
  Posted By Pearson Butler
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• Your Estate Matters Newsletter, Vol. 22.2

  Jun 22, 2017
  This issue’s articles include: When Interest Rates Are Low Are You at Risk of ‘Polypharmacy’? 3 Surprising Things That Increase the Risk of Dementia ...
  Posted By Pearson Butler
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• Common Mistakes in Estate Planning

  Jun 8, 2017
  Did you know that 64 percent of Americans do not have a basic will? Estate planning is a large part of what I do as an attorney, and unfortunately, ...
  Posted By Pearson Butler
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