Katherine Boyd

You may or may not have specific plans for how you want your estate carried out after you pass away. You want your loved ones to benefit from your wealth, but you may also want to exclude certain people connected to you.  We can help with these decisions. It is important to know that if […]

All parents with a child or children under the age of 18 should name a Guardian. As a parent to small kids myself, it is difficult for me to even imagine the possibility of me and my husband not being around to raise our kids.  However, it is imperative that we as parents have the

It’s the end of 2021 and I am sure most of us are ready to head into the future with 2022.  It is also time for resolutions – time to get in shape, eat better, sleep more, be kind, whatever it might be. Let me strongly suggest you add estate planning to your resolutions. Now

Getting engaged is exciting and magical!  All of the planning and anticipation and then celebration is always a wonderful moment and memory.  However, being engaged does not provide you with any new legal rights and this can be an issue for couples that put off getting married or take a long time to plan the

I wanted to take the time to clear up some estate planning myths – things that clients think are true, when they are far from reality.  Estate planning is only for the wealthy. Estate planning is for everyone.  No matter what assets you have – you have assets.  You car, house, special jewelry, China from