On behalf of Randy L. Williams | Sep 15, 2020 | Estate Planning
Real estate holdings may represent the biggest individual assets that you have. The people that you love may have a significant interest in maintaining their ownership or residency in the home that you currently inhabit even after your death. Complications with your...
On behalf of Randy L. Williams | Jul 17, 2020 | Estate Planning
Some people think of trusts as tools only used by the super-rich in order to keep their family members from wasting their inheritance or to avoid paying taxes. While there is no question that a trust can offer substantial benefits for wealthy individuals planning...
On behalf of Randy L. Williams | Jun 17, 2020 | Estate Planning
Estate planning requires that you address the current conditions in your family while also considering how things could potentially change in the future. One of the ways that you could create a more flexible estate plan that offers the maximum potential protection to...
On behalf of Randy L. Williams | Jun 10, 2020 | Estate Planning
When you sit down to create an estate plan or write out your last will, you will have to make a number of difficult decisions. Deciding who should get what from your estate is only the first of many difficult questions you need to answer when creating a last will or...
On behalf of Randy L. Williams | Jun 9, 2020 | Estate Planning
Whether you are the third generation of your family running a business or you started it yourself, the company probably has significant financial and emotional value to you. It is common for business owners to have strong preferences about who will inherit the...
On behalf of Randy L. Williams | Jun 5, 2020 | Estate Planning
Writing a will can leave people asking many questions and oftentimes, they have no clear answer whatsoever. Over the years, society has instilled a series of ideas that people hold true about wills and it is important to see them as myths and not so much as facts. It...
On behalf of Randy L. Williams | Jun 5, 2020 | Estate Planning
Maybe you made an estate plan when your first child was born years ago, and you haven’t thought much about it since. Since then, your life has changed a lot. You have three more kids, started a new business and got divorced. While you may not have realized it, your...
On behalf of Randy L. Williams | Jun 5, 2020 | Estate Planning
As a business owner, your estate plan is a little more complicated than others. Your business is a huge asset and it’s important that you address what will happen to it after you are gone. Will your business continue? The first thing you must consider is if you want...
