Posts Categorized: Parents w/Young Children

Question for Procrastinators: What About the Children?

Feb 2, 2013 / By: Mark S. Eghrari, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Estate Plans, Parents w/Young Children

Young adults may hear about the topic of estate planning and quickly hurry on feeling as though it is something that is only applicable to older people. Of course it is absolutely true that senior...

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Planning For The Benefit Of Your Children

May 24, 2012 / By: Mark S. Eghrari, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Estate Plans, Parents w/Young Children

It is understandable that a lot of people get caught up in the challenges of day-to-day life, and when you are trying to establish yourself in the world as a member of a young family...

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Parents Take Heed: Estate Planning Is A Must

May 21, 2012 / By: Mark S. Eghrari, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Estate Plans, Guardianship, Parents w/Young Children

Many people don’t like to think about the subject, but the stark reality is that death is inevitable. Exactly when you will pass away is one of the great unknowns, and of course statistically speaking...

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Adopted Children and Estate Planning

Sep 19, 2011 / By: Mark S. Eghrari, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Estate Plans, Parents w/Young Children

Every adult should have a will as part of even the most basic estate plan.  When a person dies intestate, meaning without a will, state law determines who will inherit their property. When a child...

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How to Leave An Inheritance for Minor Beneficiaries

Aug 11, 2010 / By: Mark S. Eghrari, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Estate Plans, Parents w/Young Children, Wills and Trusts

Minor children can be named as beneficiaries of your estate, but if the children are still minors at the time of your death, a conservator will have to be named to manage the inheritance until...

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