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Creating a trust is a powerful estate planning tool, but simply having a trust is not enough. One of the most common and costly mistakes we see is an unfunded or partially funded trust. In other words, the trust exists on paper, but the assets were never properly transferred into it. Understanding which assets should…
Many people assume estate planning is something to handle “later.” Later in life. Later when things slow down. Later when there’s more time. Unfortunately, when no legal plan is in place, later often turns into too late, and the consequences fall squarely on loved ones. At Reed Wilson Case, we regularly work with families who…
Every new year brings a fresh sense of possibility. We set goals, rethink priorities, and look for ways to feel more organized and in control. While many resolutions focus on health, finances, or career growth, one of the most impactful steps you can take in 2026 is also one of the most overlooked: getting your…
As Thanksgiving approaches, many of us focus on gratitude, reflecting on the people, traditions, and memories that make our lives meaningful. We gather around the table, share stories, and celebrate our blessings. Amid the warmth and connection of the holiday, there’s another expression of gratitude that often goes unspoken: planning for the future. While estate…
Each year, National Estate Planning Awareness Week serves as an important reminder: planning for the future isn’t just about protecting assets – it’s about protecting the people and causes that matter most to you. At Reed Wilson Case, we know that estate planning can feel overwhelming or even uncomfortable to think about. But the truth is,…
Fall is a natural time for reflection and preparation. As we shift from summer’s pace to year-end planning, many of us clean out closets, prepare our homes for the colder months, and start organizing for the holidays. One task that often gets overlooked but is just as important is reviewing and updating your beneficiary designations.…
