Yes, every Kansan 18 years and older should have an estate plan What estate planning documents does a young adult need? A majority of 18 year-olds will only need some basic estate planning documents. These documents will focus on the what ifs: [...]
Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy? If you have secured property you want to keep—like a car or furniture—you might encounter a Reaffirmation Agreement. This guide breaks down the what, where, who, when, and how of these agreements to help you make an [...]
Everyone needs an estate plan. But, what does estate planning mean? Estate noun: all the money and property owned by a particular person, especially at death. Plan noun: a detailed proposal for doing or achieving something. Plan verb: decide on and arrange [...]
After filing for bankruptcy, it’s not uncommon to receive IRS forms like the 1099-A or 1099-C. But why are you receiving these forms, and what do they mean for your taxes? Here's what you need to know about 1099 forms in the [...]
So many choices! Pick the one that is right for you A general Power of Attorney is a document that should be included in every adult’s estate plan. Yes, even if you just turned 18 years old – you should have a [...]
We are entering the most delightful time of year! Unfortunately, the delights can cause stress, exhaustion, financial worries, and a sense of trying to survive a whirlwind. The holidays are surrounded by expectations, some we place on ourselves and some are placed [...]
Protect Your Home and Finances from Mechanic’s Liens You’ve just completed a major home renovation or car repair, but there’s a problem: a mechanic’s lien has been placed against your property. What does this mean for your financial future? And if bankruptcy [...]
Cassie Pfannenstiel Rodriguez Kansas Women Attorneys -- Member Spotlight Cassie was chosen to be featured as KWAA's November Member Spotlight. A recognition well deserved -- Cassie has been an active Member of KWAA for many years. She has held various positions on [...]
If you're thinking about buying a home after filing for bankruptcy, you're not alone. Many people wonder whether they can ever qualify for a mortgage again. The answer is yes, but it depends on several factors, including the type of bankruptcy you [...]
Does this sound familiar? Kids are tucked into bed, evening routine is finished, and you feel a bit of excitement thinking of sitting on the couch and watching TV by yourself. You get to choose the show and watch the show [...]
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