It’s never too early to start your estate planning.
Dan and Melissa were estate planning clients of mine a number of years ago. They made a revocable living trust to hold their property, both to spare their children from probate court and to have their property held in trust until the children are at least 25 years old. Last year, their youngest child turned 18 and left home to go to college. Dan and Melissa called me up and asked: isn’t it time that our son Joseph has his own estate plan? “Absolutely,” I said, and I applauded them for their foresight. Before a child turns 18, parents have the legal authority to make health care decisions...
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