Once a child turns 18 years of age, they are an adult in the eyes of the law. In this #FindOutFriday, learn what legal documents your child should needs to put in place for Mom and Dad to be able to help them when needed.

Question: Why won't the estate planning attorney let me in the room when she's meeting with my parent? Answer: the 4 C's!

Please explain to me why folks think adding their child's name on to their house deed is a good idea. This is in fact a terrible idea with severe consequences - for both the child and the parent! Here are 6 reasons NOT to do it!

Every client who comes to Privette Legacy Planning for help has a story. This is Sara's story - "How Did I Get Here?"

Responsible Pet Owner Month was created to remind us about the importance of properly caring for our companion animals. As an estate planning law firm, we think this is also a good time to remind you that while pets are sometimes our very best friends in life, they...

Sing it with me now --- We go together like rama lama lama ka dinga da dinga dong (thank you Grease!) You know what else goes together?

What does one of the most popular songs from the classic musical, The Music Man, have to do with Estate Planning? Read on to find out!

My mama told me, you better shop around
Ooh yeah, a-try to get yourself a bargain son
Don't be sold on the very first one

~The Miracles, 1961

My mother loves the music from the '50s and '60s. So when I recently came across something shared by another attorney express...

If all you have is a Will, then you do not have a plan. You have a singular document. A Will can be an effective tool, but not by itself.

If you own properties in multiple states, the Executor of your estate will have to open a probate file in each and every state where you own property unless you do this one thing!