“Single people sometimes get forgotten,” Jill Frey says when discussing estate planning. “I think a lot of times people think estate planning for single people is easier,” she adds, “but I think that maybe it’s harder. We don’t have a partner or kids to leave things to. We don’t have a partner to help us…
The Power of Cohabitation Agreements: Protecting Unmarried Couples in Minnesota In an ever-evolving landscape of relationships, more couples are choosing cohabitation as a way of sharing their lives without, or prior to, the formality of marriage. While this decision offers a sense of freedom and autonomy, it’s essential for couples in Minnesota to consider the…
Avoid These 4 Mistakes When Naming Guardians for Your Children One of the hardest decisions to make when it comes to estate planning can be who to name as guardians for your child/ren. After all, our children are our legacy. Yes, passing on your financial assets is important, but not nearly as important as planning…
When your child turns 18 and is no longer legally a minor — gulp! — estate planning can help you continue to support their spreading wings. Whether your young adult child is embarking on an exciting journey after high school or celebrating their 18th birthday milestone, this is a perfect time to engage in an…
