The short answer is yes. This is largely because a revocable living trust can be used to directly transfer assets to your beneficiaries. Meanwhile, a will must go through the probate court process. That process can take well...
Estate Planning Is Not Just About Death. It Is About What Happens While You Are Still Alive
May 18, 2026
Most people think of estate planning as something that kicks in when you die. They imagine a will being read, assets being distributed, and a family moving forward. But the far more common — and far more disruptive —...
Marriage Equality Is Law. Legal Protection for Your Relationship Is Not Automatic. You fought for the right to marry. You planned the ceremony, signed the license, and built a life together. And now, understandably, the last...
Every winter, thousands of Canadians make their way to Palm Springs, Los Angeles, and the broader California sunshine. Some come for a few months. Others buy property, open U.S. bank accounts, and build lives that straddle...
What Happens to Your Digital Assets When You Die?
April 29, 2026
Think about everything you accessed on your phone this morning. Your bank accounts. Your investment portfolio. Your email. Your photos stored in the cloud. Maybe a cryptocurrency wallet or a PayPal balance. Now imagine that...