As a digital nomad, you can work from anywhere. However, this lifestyle creates unique estate planning challenges. How can you protect your assets and ensure others honor your wishes after you’re gone? Let’s look at your options. Virginia law regarding digital assets...
Estate Planning
Signs of undue influence in your loved one’s estate plan
When a loved one creates an estate plan, it should reflect their true wishes. Unfortunately, sometimes others may exert undue influence, manipulating the process to benefit themselves. Recognizing signs of undue influence can help you protect your loved one’s...
Is it too soon for young adults to make a last will and testament?
Life is unpredictable, and its twists and turns affect people of all ages. Therefore, having a last will and testament may help you prepare for unexpected and unwanted situations that could lead to death. With a will, you can direct what will happen to your property...
What are the benefits of hiring a corporate trustee?
Choosing a trustee is an essential step when establishing a trust. Some people may already have someone in mind for this role. But others can find it challenging. In specific scenarios, an individual may have no close family members eligible to become a trustee,...
Tax-saving strategies in estate planning
Estate planning is not just about passing on your assets to loved ones. It is also about minimizing the tax burden they may face after your passing. By employing smart tax-saving strategies, you can ensure that more of your wealth goes to your beneficiaries and less...
New estate planning considerations when you retire in Virginia
As you retire in Virginia, it is important to reassess and update your estate plan to align with the specific considerations of this stage in life. After all, estate planning is not a one-size-fits-all endeavor. Virginia retirees should be mindful of certain aspects...
4 things to do while estate planning in Virginia
Estate planning is an important step in preparing to distribute your assets according to your wishes after your passing. If you live in Virginia, there are several essential considerations to keep in mind when creating your estate plan. According to a study by Gallup,...
Where can you store copies of your will?
After completing your will, the next critical decision is where to store it. You should keep multiple copies of your will in various places to prepare for unexpected situations. There are several popular locations to consider. Safety deposit box Consumers rent more...
Types of Powers of Attorney recognized in Virginia
In Virginia, you can grant someone else the authority to act on your behalf through a power of attorney. To keep everyone honest, Virginia law requires a full account of any action taken within 30 days of the request as a form of accountability. Understanding the...
3 main types of wills
A will is a vital document that dictates how to distribute a person's possessions and property after their death. It gives instructions to loved ones and ensures they follow the person's wishes. Though many people consider a will as a single, uniform document,...


