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My wife and I recently attended a beautiful wedding that reminded me about how exciting it is when newlyweds embark on sharing their lives together. It can also be complicated and sometimes stressful when the happy couple brings with them real estate assets, or when the couple decides to buy a home together. I have found, from both personal experience and through the experiences of our clients, that many struggle with how to best combine and protect their assets. If you are recently married, or soon to be married, and want to avoid the “Just Married Angst,” please take the time to read through this blog which highlights real estate-related tips for newlywed couples.  

Estate planning is important for a variety of reasons, yet some people put off this crucial step. Estate planning can help ensure that your property is distributed according to your wishes, protect your family, minimize taxes and probate, and provide for your care in the event of incapacity. Luckily, we have some local professionals that are on top of their game when it comes to real estate planning. 

Estate planning is a critical process that every individual should undertake to ensure their assets are distributed according to their wishes upon their death or incapacity. One of the primary ways to achieve this is through the creation of either a will or a trust. While both a will and a trust serve similar purposes, there are significant differences between the two.