posted Nov 26, 2025 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Estate Planning
Why Signing a Trust Isn’t Enough Why Signing a Trust Isn’t Enough: Why Asset Retitling Is Essential to Avoid Probate Many people believe that once they sign their trust, they’re finished with their estate planning. Unfortunately, that’s one of the biggest...
posted Nov 24, 2025 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Real Estate
Why You Should Always Have a Real Estate Attorney at Closing Always Have a Real Estate Attorney at Closing When people think about bringing an attorney to a real estate closing, they usually assume it’s only necessary if a problem arises—maybe an unexpected dispute, a...
posted Nov 24, 2025 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Real Estate
The Top Red Flags to Watch for in a Real Estate Purchase Agreement The Top Red Flags to Watch for in a Real Estate Purchase Agreement If you’re buying or selling a home, your real estate purchase agreement is one of the most important documents you will ever sign. It...
posted Nov 24, 2025 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Real Estate
Tax Statement vs. Deed What Homeowners Need to Know Do Tax Statements Prove Property Ownership? Here’s What Homeowners Need to Know When it comes to real estate, one of the most common points of confusion we hear from clients involves the names listed on property tax...
posted Nov 24, 2025 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Estate Planning
Estate Planning for Unmarried Couples Estate Planning for Unmarried Couples: Why Long-Term Partners Need a Plan If you are in a committed relationship but not legally married, having an estate plan is not just helpful—it’s absolutely essential. Many long-term partners...
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