Summer Estate Planning with College-Age Kids - Securing Your Legacy Before the Empty Nest 
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Summer Estate Planning with College-Age Kids - Securing Your Legacy Before the Empty Nest 

As the summer breeze rolls in and your kids prepare for the exciting journey of college life, it's time to think about securing your legacy and ensuring peace of mind. Estate planning may not be the most glamorous topic, but it's a crucial step for every super mom preparing for the empty nest season. So, while the kids pack their bags, grab a refreshing lemonade, and let's dive into some essential tips to get your estate plan in order before they spread their wings.

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Reality TV Meets Estate Planning - Protecting Your Precious Little Gems 
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Reality TV Meets Estate Planning - Protecting Your Precious Little Gems 

Lights, camera, estate planning! For those who enjoy indulging in reality TV shows, it's time to bring a touch of glamour and drama to the world of estate planning. While you may not be vying for a rose or a million-dollar deal, protecting your kids is your top priority. So, grab your sparkling wine, settle into your designer couch, and let's dive into the exciting world of estate planning to safeguard your little gems and ensure their future is as fabulous as your favorite reality TV show. 

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Unlocking Peace of Mind - Revocable Living Trusts and Egan Law Center as Your Partner 
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Unlocking Peace of Mind - Revocable Living Trusts and Egan Law Center as Your Partner 

Picture this: You're sipping a refreshing drink on a tropical beach, worry-free, knowing that your loved ones are taken care of and your assets are protected. How can you achieve this level of tranquility? The answer may lie in a revocable living trust and a reliable legal partner like Egan Law Center. In this blog, we'll embark on a fun-filled journey exploring the benefits of a revocable living trust and why Egan Law Center is the perfect match to guide you through the process. 

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Planning for Your Digital Legacy
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Planning for Your Digital Legacy

An estate plan often focuses on tangible property such as jewelry, artwork, money, and vehicles. However, in this age of technology, it is important to remember to include your digital assets. Digital assets consist of everything we own online. Because we spend more time on computers and smartphones than we ever did before, you may not realize how much digital stuff you own, from photos and videos to online accounts, cryptocurrency, and nonfungible tokens (NFTs).

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How Cryptocurrency and NFTs Fit into Your Estate Plan
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How Cryptocurrency and NFTs Fit into Your Estate Plan

Five years ago, cryptocurrency was probably not on your radar. Today, it may be an important investment in your portfolio. You could even own some nonfungible tokens (NFTs), which are powered by the same blockchain-based technology. Despite the dizzying fluctuations in the value of these assets, you should ensure that they are included in your estate plan so you can preserve them for your heirs.

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Preparing for Plan B
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Preparing for Plan B

I, like most people, have an estate plan that delineates who in my life I want to be guardians for my children, my pets, who I want to be able to “pull the plug” if I’m ever in that situation, who will get inheritances, etc.

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Attention, Parents: It’s Time to Chat About Important Family Decisions with Your College-Bound Student

Attention, Parents: It’s Time to Chat About Important Family Decisions with Your College-Bound Student

Let’s chat for a minute about what happens when your student heads off to college and inevitably turns 18. Aside from having a party and celebrating the momentous occasion of emerging adulthood, you’re going to need to consider what it means for them to have achieved adult status. Their new status allows them to vote, serve in the military, serve on a jury, sign a contract, and get married without your consent. They can be on the hook for loans or lines of credit (credit cards) that they take out. This is the time to talk to your student about credit cards, loans, financing, repayment, credit scores, etc. - all the fun things that come along with officially becoming an adult!

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