posted Jan 26, 2026 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Estate Planning
What Happens If Your Spouse Remarries? How to Protect Family Assets What Happens If Your Spouse Remarries? How to Protect Family Assets One of the most common concerns couples raise during estate planning is what happens after the first spouse dies. Specifically,...
posted Jan 26, 2026 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Estate Planning
Three Simple Ways to Simplify Your Estate for Your Family Three Simple Ways to Simplify Your Estate for Your Family When people think about estate planning, they often focus on wills and trusts. While those documents are critical, there are also practical steps you...
posted Jan 23, 2026 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Estate Planning
Can You Change Your Estate Plan After It Is Signed? Can You Change Your Estate Plan After It Is Signed? Life rarely stays the same for long. Marriages, divorces, births, deaths, financial changes, and shifting family dynamics all happen over time. The good news is...
posted Jan 23, 2026 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Probate
What Is a Probate Final Account and Why Does It Matter? What Is a Probate Final Account and Why Does It Matter? When an estate goes through probate, beneficiaries often want to know exactly what happened to the assets during the administration process. That is where a...
posted Jan 23, 2026 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Estate Planning
What Documents Make Up an Estate Plan? What Documents Make Up an Estate Plan? Many people think an estate plan is just a will or a trust, but in reality, a complete estate plan is a coordinated set of documents that work together. Each document serves a specific...
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