Planning for the future is a responsibility that extends beyond the realm of parenthood. Even if you never have children, having a comprehensive estate plan helps ensure that your wishes come to be and your assets undergo distribution according to your preferences....
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5 life changes that impact your estate plan
Life is unpredictable, and as we navigate through its twists and turns, it is important to recognize how various life changes can significantly impact your estate plan. CNBC reports that only 33% of Americans have an active estate plan. As your life changes, your...
What are the eligibility requirements for a fiancé visa?
Securing a K-1 fiancé visa involves navigating a series of eligibility requirements that facilitate the union of engaged couples in the United States. Understanding these prerequisites is necessary for those seeking to bring their international fiancé to the U.S. for...
An estate plan can protect your children even on a tight budget
While some may think estate planning is a privilege of the rich. The truth is it is for anyone who cares about their family's future. Even if you feel like you do not have vast resources to fall back on, it does not mean you do not have a way to protect your children....
What are the categories in the family preference visa program?
The Family Preference Visa Program is part of the United States immigration system, and it facilitates family reunification by allowing U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents to sponsor certain family members for immigration. This program has four main...
5 ways to prepare for old age
Aging is an inevitable part of life. Although it may seem like a distant reality, accepting it and planning for it now has benefits. Life is unpredictable, after all. Establishing a contingency plan for the future may provide comfort and security, even if it is still...
5 myths about family immigration to the United States
The United States, often called the "Land of Opportunity," attracts individuals from all over the world seeking a better life for themselves and their families. In fact, the American Immigration Council estimates that over 1 million people immigrate to the United...
Choosing a guardian for your children
In Maryland, when a child loses both parents, the court will assign a guardian to care for the minor child. While parenthood can be fulfilling and rewarding, it is not for everyone. The court may designate an individual or relative who you believe does not have the...
Estate plan documents to review after your spouse’s death
Losing a spouse can consume you. Apart from the emotional toll, there are also practical matters that you have to deal with. Managing administrative tasks like estate planning may be the last thing on your mind. Still, it’s crucial to handle these matters now to...
Are you thinking you’re too poor for an estate plan?
If the thought of lacking substantial wealth is the only issue preventing you from processing a comprehensive estate plan, think again. An estate plan is as much about organizing your financial portfolio as leaving your affairs exactly how you intend them to be when...
