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Creating an estate plan is stressful, which is why it's important to find an estate planner that you can trust. Check out the following tips and tricks to find the estate planning attorney that best fits the needs of you and your loved ones. 1. Ask...

Estate planning provides many benefits, including the ability to plan for how you'd like your assets distributed when you die. When it comes to passing down real estate, a transfer-on-death deed is one option you should consider. Read on to learn more about how to...

In the age of technology, the number of online accounts people own is increasing. These accounts, otherwise known as digital assets, affect your estate plan. Important documents, such as bank statements and bills, used to arrive in the mail. Now, most people receive these documents...

You have the perfect business idea, but mountains of paperwork and confusing legal requirements are preventing your dream from becoming reality. Contacting Boyum Law Firm for help makes the process of setting up your business easier. As well as this, having a productive marketing plan...

Talking about death, end-of-life decisions, and money is uncomfortable but necessary when estate planning. It's not enough to talk to an attorney in order to make a plan, either. Sharing information with your loved ones and the reasoning behind your decisions is also important. Here's...

Estate planning provides a variety of options for passing assets on to heirs. Some people choose to utilize their last will and testament when leaving an inheritance. Others place assets in a living trust. There are benefits and drawbacks to using each document, but when...

As an estate planning law firm, Boyum Law strives to help others create documents that provide peace of mind and clarity during life's most difficult situations. Creating estate planning documents, such as a last will and testament, provides many benefits. These benefits include the ability...

A personal representative, otherwise known as an executor, is the person responsible for handling your estate when you die. Handling an estate includes a variety of responsibilities, such as gathering and protecting the assets of the deceased and filing paperwork with the court. While no...

An estate planning attorney usually isn't the kind of lawyer you think about contacting when getting a divorce. With other legal matters to settle, contacting your estate planner and updating your documents is the last thing on your mind. Especially as a divorce attorney should...