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Estate Planning Attorney Shawn Eyestone explains the difference between a will and a trust. Wills are just instructions to the probate court and all but guaranty your family gets to go through the probate court process. A trust creates a separate legal entity, sort of like your ownView Post

Estate Planning Attorney Shawn Eyestone why parents of minor children should have an estate plan for themselves as well as for their children. He discusses concepts such as guardians, conservators, parental delegation, and funding your children’s care and education if you become disabled.View Post

Estate Planning Attorney Shawn Eyestone talks about building relationships with clients and their families over time to ensure that estate plans work and are kept up to date. We are not a “one and done” shop, so if that is what you are looking for, we are not going to be a good fitView Post

Estate Planning Attorney Shawn Eyestone discusses the process of protecting your minor children through estate planning to make sure your children do not end up in limbo if something should happen to you or your childcare provider.View Post

Estate Planning Attorney Shawn Eyestone explains how the government has a plan for your estate, even if you do not. Spoiler alert: it is most certainly not the plan you want (and is quite often something that you specifically do not want).