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  The Importance of Estate Planning Before Deployment: Everything Hill AFB Service Members Should Know

  Whether you’ve just joined the military or are a lifelong servicemember, it is important that you think about estate planning. However, it becomes even more essential that you consider your estate planning needs before an upcoming deployment. While you might have a lot to do before you deploy, this isn’t the kind of responsibility that should be put on the back burner. 

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  Why a Gun Trust is Essential for Firearm Owners

  Whether you’ve purchased firearms for hunting or personal protection, you want to ensure they are protected in the event of your passing. However, many firearm owners often forget about this asset when they begin the estate planning process. While it is often overlooked, ensuring you have protections in place can ensure long-term familial ownership.

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  2026 Update: What the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Means for Your Utah Estate Plan

  As 2026 begins, many Utah residents are beginning to hear about the One Big Beautiful Bill and may wonder how it will affect their estate planning. While the name is informal, the bill includes sweeping tax and planning provision changes that can influence how your wealth is protected, transferred, and taxed at federal levels.

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  Estate Planning in a Blended Family: Tips to Ensure This Goes Smoothly

  Creating a clear, comprehensive estate plan is important for any household, but it becomes especially crucial when you are part of a blended family. Families that include remarried spouses, stepchildren, half-siblings, or children from previous relationships often face more complicated legal, financial, and emotional dynamics. 

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  When and How To Update Your Estate Plan to Protect Your Legacy

  Life changes quickly. People get married, babies are born, homes are purchased, and financial goals can shift. All of these changes can affect your long-term wishes. That’s why it’s essential to update your estate plan regularly to ensure your assets, healthcare decisions, and legacy align with your current circumstances. 

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  The Importance of a Power of Attorney: What It Is and When to Use It

  Nothing is more important than planning for your future. While you may already have essential documents, such as your will, trusts, and guardianship documents, in place, there are other important documents you may want to include in your plan. One document people don’t often think about is a power of attorney. 

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