Estate Planning is More than Just a Will

Your Will, Living Will, Powers of Attorney, joint accounts, title to your home, and beneficiaries are all a part of your estate plan. They all coordinate to ensure that upon your disability and death, your assets are handled the way you want and are distributed to...

Do You Need a Living Trust?

Regardless of your age, it is always a good idea to start planning for what will happen with your assets and property at the end of your life. If something should happen to you, you don’t want to leave the burden on your family or end up with an outcome you didn’t...

Answers to Your Estate Law Questions

Estate planning and administration can be confusing for those facing estate law for the first time. Luckily, the legal team at Moseman Law Offices, LLC is experienced in even the most challenging estate law scenarios and is available to provide you with personalized...

You Have Lost a Loved One, Now What?

It is never easy to navigate losing a loved one.  One of the many things you must address is transferring their assets, either to the persons entitled to receive them by law or entitled to receive them under the deceased’s Will.  Where do you even...

Family Conversations Over the Holidays

As you gather with your family for the holidays this year, talking about trusts and long-term financial security will probably not be on your mind. Finances and death are two of the most uncomfortable and off-limits topics for families to discuss. Yet, it is...

Do I Need to Start Estate Planning?

When you hear “estate” mentioned, do you think of large well-manicured lawns and gorgeous mansions? Actually, you don’t have to be wealthy to have an estate. An estate is made up of all the property you own, including cash, cars, real estate, and other assets. If you...