Wills & Estates
What is a Trust?
A trust is an agreement between three main parties: Grantor (sometimes referred to as a Trustmaker, Trustor or Settlor) – is the person who creates
A trust is an agreement between three main parties: Grantor (sometimes referred to as a Trustmaker, Trustor or Settlor) – is the person who creates
A Trustee is a person or entity (such as a Trust Company) who has been appointed to control the assets of a Trust. If you
An Executor is/are the person(s) or entity (a trust company) you appoint in your Last Will and Testament to carry out your wishes, manage your
Guardians act in the same way as a parent would and will make decisions about schooling and health as well as moral and social training
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Prepare a Personal Directive now…don’t leave health care decisions up to your family during these uncertain times. Even during a pandemic you still have choices
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Divorce happens. And when it does, the legalities of Family Law tend to get complicated. It begins with one or both parties wanting to separate.
When you’re married, you accumulate things. That could mean anything: cars, a house, furniture, even pets. If a divorce becomes part of the equation, those
A trust is an agreement between three main parties: Grantor (sometimes referred to as a Trustmaker, Trustor or Settlor) – is the person who creates
A Trustee is a person or entity (such as a Trust Company) who has been appointed to control the assets of a Trust. If you
An Executor is/are the person(s) or entity (a trust company) you appoint in your Last Will and Testament to carry out your wishes, manage your