When you think about estate planning, you likely picture real estate, vehicles, investment portfolios, and... [Read more...]
Wendy S. Hillmuth
Wendy is a member of the American Academy of Estate Planning Attorneys (AAEPA), a national organization comprised of legal professionals concentrating on estate planning. Wendy previously practiced domestic relations law extensively in both Vermont and Colorado. Her law practice included complex litigation and negotiations in cases involving divorce, child custody, property division, and financial issues Read More!
Top Questions Vermonters Ask About Estate Planning
Estate planning plays a vital role in allowing you to control how your property is... [Read more...]
Planning for Incapacity: Vermont Powers of Attorney Explained
Because illness, injury, or age-related cognitive decline can occur unexpectedly, planning for incapacity is one... [Read more...]
How to Include Stepchildren in Your Vermont Estate Plan
Forming a blended family often reshapes your understanding of parenthood, loyalty, and legacy. You may... [Read more...]
Options for Incorporating Charitable Gifts into Your Estate Plan
If you are someone who finds it difficult to turn down a request for help... [Read more...]
A Vermont Guide to Handling an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis
Because Alzheimer’s disease is discussed so frequently today, many assume it was only recently recognized... [Read more...]
How Divorce Influences Your Vermont Estate Plan
Divorce marks a profound shift in both personal and financial life. While much attention is... [Read more...]
How to Choose the Right Guardian for Your Minor Children in Vermont
Selecting a guardian for your minor children through your Last Will and Testament is among... [Read more...]
Tax Planning for 2025 and Beyond
Planning is important for your income taxation during life as well as for any estate... [Read more...]
7 Ways to Help Your Vermont Estate Avoid Probate
Probate, the legal process of validating a Will and distributing assets after someone passes away,... [Read more...]
How to Be a Long-Distance Caregiver in Vermont
When an aging parent or other loved one begins to need regular support, most families... [Read more...]
Why It Is Important to Review Your Vermont Estate Plan at Year End
As another year nears its conclusion, many individuals turn their attention to personal goals, financial... [Read more...]
