Doyle Quane Legal Blog

Many people spend a lifetime investing in their homes, making real estate their most valuable asset. You want to use that value for something meaningful when you die, but you are not sure of the best way to achieve that goal. There are numerous possible approaches to...

Owning a house is part of the American dream. It is also a way to take a monthly recurring expense and turn it into personal worth. Rather than spending hundreds of dollars every month to pay rent, homeowners slowly accrue equity as they make payments toward their...

It’s hard to think about death when you’ve just brought new life into your home, but it’s important to make sure that your new baby’s future is protected.  While no one wants to imagine their child growing up without them, you want to be certain that they will be...

A final will is a crucial part of any estate plan. This document can ensure that your assets are inherited by the people who you want to benefit from them.  When drafting a will, there are a few crucial components to consider. If the following factors are not included...

Are you the kind of person that enjoys helping those close to you? If yes, then you may have accumulated a small fortune in loans and debts owed to you or your estate. In the interest of helping and giving, you might want to forgive those who owe you. On the other...

For years, many people believed estate planning was only something for older people or those who had a high net worth. Unfortunately, this has resulted in confusion regarding asset distribution, ongoing care in the case of incapacitation and other important issues...

Over the years, you’ve raised a family and also carried out work in the charity sector. Both of these aspects are extremely important to you, and you’d like your estate plan to reflect this. You know that you can leave assets to your loved ones through a will, trusts...

You know that the inheritance you're going to leave to your child is enough that they wouldn't technically have to work again if they didn't want to. They could have a standard of living that is probably higher than what's enjoyed by most people in the United States,...