6 THINGS YOU SHOULD NOT INCLUDE IN YOUR WILL
One common misconception is that all assets should go in your Will. The truth is, some assets bypass your Will entirely—and others should. That’s why it’s so important to understand what belongs in a Will, and what should be handled through tools like Trusts or beneficiary designations.
Working with an experienced estate planning team like Simpson Law Firm ensures your plan actually works the way you want—when your family needs it most.
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The Death Tax Repeal Act of 2025: What It Could Mean for You and Your Loved Ones
The Death Tax Repeal Act of 2025 could dramatically change how wealth transfers between generations, potentially eliminating the estate tax entirely. Learn what this proposed legislation might mean for you.
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A Mother's Legacy: Estate Planning as Your Greatest Expression of Love
This Mother's Day, consider a gift that truly lasts forever. Estate planning isn't just about legal documents—it's one of the most profound expressions of maternal love, allowing parents to extend their care, wisdom, and protection long after they're gone.
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10 Guardian Mistakes That Could Put Your Kids at Risk (And How to Do It Right)
Naming guardians in your will isn't enough to fully protect your children if something happens to you. Discover the 10 most common guardianship mistakes parents make and how a comprehensive Minor Protection Plan can provide complete peace of mind.
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The $700 Million Mistake: Why an Asset Inventory Is an Essential Part of Your Estate Plan
James Howells accidentally threw away a hard drive containing 8,000 Bitcoin (BTC), now worth approximately $700 million, and his decade-long struggle to recover his fortune offers vital lessons for proper estate planning in our increasingly digital world.
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Gene Hackman's Estate: A Wake-Up Call
Many people believe that once they've created a Trust, they can simply file it away and forget about it. But just like your health needs regular check-ups, your whole estate plan (including your Trust) requires periodic reviews.
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Why Reviewing Your Trust Regularly Isn't Optional—It's Essential
Many people believe that once they've created a Trust, they can simply file it away and forget about it. But just like your health needs regular check-ups, your whole estate plan (including your Trust) requires periodic reviews.
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Beyond the FDIC Safety Net: Protecting Your Cash When Your Savings Exceed Insurance Limits
Imagine this: You've spent decades carefully saving money, building a comfortable nest egg that represents years of hard work and discipline. One morning, you're sipping coffee and browsing the news when headlines about a bank failure catch your eye. Your stomach drops as you realize a significant portion of your savings could be at risk because you’ve got an account in cash that exceeds the FDIC insurance limits.
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Til Death Do Us Part? Why Unmarried Couples Must Have An Estate Plan That Works For the People They Love
As Spring Break approaches, followed by summer, many parents are planning fun getaways with their children. However, few consider what would happen to their kids if an emergency occurred during their travels. Read more…
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Planning a Trip? Protect Your Children with a Minor Protection Plan
As Spring Break approaches, followed by summer, many parents are planning fun getaways with their children. However, few consider what would happen to their kids if an emergency occurred during their travels. Read more…
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