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Unbridled purchased the Hotel St. Cloud from the auction block a little more than three years ago. A lot of work has gone on behind the scenes, but the recent spike in building costs has added $1 million to renovation costs, putting the total project at risk and beyond the limitations of Unbridled’s current resources. […]

Everything You Need to Know About Estate Planning—and Why You Should Start Now Hiranmayi SrinivasanWed, May 12, 2021, 1:48 PM·7 min read FROM: https://news.yahoo.com/everything-know-estate-planning-why-194831551.html?guccounter=1 When you plan for the future, estate planning might not be at the top of your list—but it should be. Estate planning involves deciding how you’re going to dispose of your

Rocket Lawyer|Legal Guides A good rule of thumb is that you should review your estate plan every three to five years or when there’s a big change in your life. Here’s when you should take a second look at your estate plan: After a big life event More important than an occasional review is changing

Lexology To many, will planning and estate planning are one and the same. While the terms may seem interchangeable, they are actually very different processes. Both provide your relatives with instructions about how your property should be handled after your death, but estate planning goes even further to outline your wishes regarding your health, finances,

Trust & Will Are you familiar with the history of the Last Will and Testament? You might be surprised that its origin dates back thousands of years! Learn more, today. If you’re familiar with Estate Planning, you’ve probably heard the term “Last Will and Testament”   — the legal document that outlines what happens to

Kiplinger People plan on having a good day, a good year, a good retirement and a good life. But why stop there? Why not plan for a good end of life, too? End of life or estate planning is about getting plans in place to manage risks at the end of your life and beyond.

Forbes Do you find estate planning confusing? In my experience, estate planning is one of the areas of financial planning with the most widespread confusion and unfortunately, this can lead to costly mistakes in terms of time, money, and stress for people’s families. In particular, here are ten estate planning myths I hear most often:

News Break More than 10,000 doses of the COVID vaccine have been administered to individuals in Fremont County, and by the end of the week, staff members from the county’s three school districts will be added to that tally. Fremont County Public Health Director Kayla Marler’s goal is to have educators vaccinated by the end

Dave Ramsey You know you should get a will, but it seems like life never slows down enough to think about it. With oil changes and grocery store runs and everything in between, creating a will gets pushed to the bottom of the to-do list. If that sounds like you, you’re not alone. A majority

NOLO Medical issues to address in your living will and power of attorney for health care. By Shae Irving, J.D. When creating your living will and your durable power of attorney for health care, you have many options and a great deal of flexibility. Following are some issues you may want to consider. Your Living Will