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If you are divorced or widowed and planning to remarry, you may want to take the opportunity to review and revise your estate conservation strategies.

Timely planning is necessary to preserve the assets you have worked so hard to accumulate and to protect your loved ones.

Estate planning is an ongoing process that requires a personal commitment in order to make sure the end result is just the way you want it.

Did you know you have the right to grant the legal power to conduct business on your behalf to anyone you choose?

There are many things you can do to start the planning of your estate, no matter what size it is.

A properly planned estate plan can minimize the financial burden and emotional stress on your family.

The actual task of determining what is includable in your gross estate often requires in-depth analysis by a qualified professional.

Communicating openly with your family members can help to reassure them about your financial and health care wishes.

Without an Estate Planning strategy in place, you could expose your hard-earned assets, such as your business, to unnecessary estate taxation.

Before you rush to select your executor, it is important to gain a basic understanding of the general duties of an executor.