Who would you Trust? Estate planning documents that reflect the beauty of a relationship . . . A husband recognizing the beauty of motherhood, the loveliness in his aging bride, and the desire to make sure she has protective, estate planning documents in place, seems an appropriate tribute that this day and every day is Mother's Day.

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The use of a Pet Trust as a part of an Estate Plan may be a good way to provide care for your pets upon death or incapacitation. Attorney Katherine S. Charapich, Esq. shares personal experiences, insights, and reasons to consider adding a Pet Trust to your Estate Plan in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

 

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Attorney, Author, & Podcast Host Katherine S. Charapich, Esq. shares an Uncomfortable Truth about Estate Planning for Newlyweds in the Commonwealth of Virginia.... 

"The phrase, “To death do us part,” has been a promise frequently found in traditional wedding vows. Perhaps unbeknownst to many, the Commonwealth extends that commitment to a financial obligation that survives death. As uncomfortable as the following information may be, the attempted action of disinheriting a spouse does occur. If you are mad at your spouse and think that you are going to deliver one final and painful message upon your death, not-so-fast."

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Attorney, Author, & Podcast Host Katherine S. Charapich, Esq. shares perspective on the benefits of considering Trusts as part of your Estate Plan in the Commonwealth of Virginia. 

Protecting your assets for the benefit of your use and distribution per your intent is worth the process of analyzing what estate planning documents as set forth in the Code of Virginia, are advantageous for your protection.  Asking questions and investing the time is worth having trust in your estate plan.

The material is intended for educational purposes and does not establish an Attorney-Client relationship. The material is dated March 2018. Please contact an Attorney for your personal matters. 

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As an Estate Planning Attorney, I sit at the feet of heroes daily. These are individuals who, whether they realize it or not, have been like the Samaritan and have stood in the gap for one with wounds, and many have set aside their own plans and ambitions for the care of others. We utilize estate planning documents, and sometimes contracts, to enable these heroes to do good works with authority.

Need Coffee? How many ways can you ask? Words are the key to ordering coffee. Words are the key to drafting Estate Planning Documents. Your preferences are at the heart of the matter. Listen to Estate Planning Attorney & Author Katherine S. Charapich, Esq. discuss the importance of Estate Planning Documents: Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, & Advance Medical Directives in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

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Description: Triathlon race lessons and their connection to the legacies shared by clients at the estate planning table.

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Description: The use of Estate Planning documents like a Revocable Trust to help preserve ones dignity in the face of failing health.

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