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What happens to my digital assets when I die?
In the last twenty years, smartphones, tablets, computers, and apps have become part of our daily lives. Americans are increasingly dependent on these technologies to create, store, and access personal belongings and accounts that exist only in digital format. Even…
Estate Planning Documents Can Help Provide Peace of Mind
Importance of a Will A Will ensures that your final wishes are followed and your assets go to those you have chosen. Without a Will, your assets will be distributed as directed by the code of Virginia. This can significantly…
Probate Issues: An Executor’s Checklist
Many people avoid preparing for estate matters; however, setting up an estate plan to include a will, power of attorney and advance medical directive will assist loved ones after you’re gone. The executor is the person that will be appointed…
Estate Planning Pitfall: Proper Funding of your Revocable Trust
A revocable trust, also referred to as a living trust, is a great tool to manage assets during your lifetime and avoid the probate process at your death. The trust administration process following your death can be more streamlined for…
A Spendthrift Trust Can Protect Your Children From Themselves
You’ve worked hard, saved when you could, and tried to make sound financial decisions. You’ve done all this so that you can hopefully provide for your family and still pass something on to your loved ones one day. You have…





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