Planning an estate is not simply guided by common sense. There are several mistakes well-intentioned people make, thinking they are making the smartest moves. Here are four typical mistakes in estate planning. 4 Mistakes To Avoid When Planning Your Estate Mistake #1: The child’s name...
Parents are finding their day-to-day schedules significantly changed since the shelter in place took effect. Not only are these parents working from home rather than going to an office location, but they are needing to handle all aspects of day-to-day childcare. School-age children, from 5...
Tax attorneys and accountants can offer tremendous assistance, no matter what your financial circumstances may be. In what situations is a tax attorney the most helpful? Here are three situations that are particularly relevant. 3 Reasons To Hire A Tax Attorney And How They Help...
If you just completed your undergraduate studies, you are likely not thinking about your Last Will and Testament. You may be in your twenties. Hopefully, you are still 50, 60, 70, or even 80 years away from your demise. However, there are still aspects of...
A great deal of press and chatter has been spent on the notion of baby booms after times of stress or crisis. For example, if a blackout takes out electricity in a major city for an extended period, newspapers will sometimes check to see if...
One of the most unsettling aspects of a pandemic situation is how quickly a virus can spread. We see news accounts of people who were otherwise healthy developing a dry cough, and then quickly seeing their conditions accelerate until they are in the hospital on...
In Ohio, the maximum number of points accumulated before a driver’s license suspension is eleven within a two-year time period. Upon receiving the twelfth or higher point, the state suspends the driver’s license for six months. How Do You Accrue Points On Your License? Points...
If you are a landlord—that is, if you own a property that you rent out, either commercially or as a residence—you have a great deal of responsibility. You have tenants who depend on you, and depend upon the income generated from the property you own....
Payable on death (POD), is an agreement between a financial institution and a client that designates beneficiaries to receive all of a client’s assets. The immediate transfer of assets is triggered by the death of the client. This can be perceived as morbid, but the...
Have you decided to invest in a rental property? Congratulations! While this is often a smart investment for your future, there are many things to consider before placing your property on the market. Many people prefer the option of renting, rather than buying, a home....
