Estate planning doesn’t have to be spooky… Together, we’ll craft an endless plan, as seamless as magic, to guard over your clan. Cast a charm of protection, enchantment’s embrace, Guarding your treasures, with mystical grace. Summon us bravely, we’ll lead the way, as your mystical plan guides while you save the day.
When it comes to selecting a guardian for your child, especially one with supernatural abilities, the task may seem daunting. Amidst the mystique of Halloween, a vital decision awaits: “Choosing a Guardian.” Let us prepare for a journey where mystical and everyday elements intertwine on the path to finding the perfect guardian for your little
1. Schedule a phone call. 2. Tell us about your situation and concerns. 3. Let us create a practical plan to achieve your goals. 4. We’ll execute your plan together. 5. Deep breath. It’s all done.
Of course you do. And, you should. This is important. Let’s get started: Choose a Guardian: Who do you trust to raise your children according to your values and beliefs? Can they provide a loving and stable home? Have Conversations: Speak with the potential guardian(s) about your plans. Are they willing to take on this
Yes. Teachers need an estate plan just like everyone else. Choose who makes decisions for you in certain situations, arrange for the care of minor children, pets, and anyone else who depends on you, and make sure your assets are distributed according to your wishes.
I can hardly believe it. Ten years ago today, we opened The Hardin Law Firm, PLC. We started out doing a bit of everything but soon discovered that if we wanted to be REALLY GOOD – we had to narrow our focus. Now, we do what we love: Practical Estate Planning and Social Security Disability.
To the Moms, Bonus Moms, Grandmas, Aunties, Big Sisters, and all influential ladies in our lives: Thank you. Happy Mother’s Day.
FYI – SSA has cancelled all in-person ALJ hearings for now. Some are being conducted by telephone. If you have a hearing scheduled – call your hearing office (or your attorney) to find out how your hearing will be handled.
During this stressful time, please know that you are not alone. We are all in this together. If you need some help with powers of attorney or other emergency estate planning – we will try to work with you to make these things happen. We are working on:(1) developing either a sliding fee scale or
In the past, minimizing the estate tax was a prime concern for farmers and ranchers when considering their estate plans. Now that tax laws have changed, focus has been redirected towards planning a transition between the generations. Many farmers and ranchers want to see their lifelong work passed onto their children and grandchildren, yet, don’t