Estate Planning

Estate planning can be complex, but one tool that simplifies the process is a living trust. A living trust lets you transfer assets into a trust while you're still alive, making it easier for your beneficiaries to manage your estate when you're gone. But why do you...

For many individuals in North Dakota, pets are family. Yet, all too often, their fate is left unaddressed in estate planning. Failing to plan for your pet's care can create uncertainty and potential hardship. Are you prepared to secure their future? Default outcomes...

Writing a will can feel like a daunting task, one that you might have been putting off because it brings up thoughts of mortality and death. However, taking the time to create this document is one of the most loving and responsible things you can do for your family...

Your will is more than just a document—it's the voice of your wishes after you're gone. As your life evolves, so should your will. Regular check-ups ensure it stays in tune with your current situation and desires. Knowing when to refresh your will can make all the...

When you hear about estate planning, you most likely hear two terms used often: wills and trusts. A last will and a living trust are both important estate planning documents. But what exactly do they do? And more importantly, which one do you need? Where wills and...

Creating a will is a proactive step to ensure that your wishes are respected after your passing. In North Dakota, there are specific criteria for a will to be valid. Age and mental competence For a will to be valid in North Dakota, the primary requirement is that you...