The Sentinel

The official blog of Legacy Sentry Law, P.C.


by Paul Suh 26 May 2026
What happens if you die without a will? Learn how estate planning protects spouses from conflict, delays, and financial instability.
by Paul Suh 19 May 2026
Tax season reveals your finances. Now ask: is your estate plan current? Learn what your return exposes and how to protect your family.
by Paul Suh 12 May 2026
Anne Heche’s estate is still unresolved. Learn how poor planning, creditors, and disorganization can cost families years—and how to avoid it.
by Paul Suh 4 May 2026
What happens to your child in the first 24 hours of a crisis? Learn why a will isn’t enough and how to plan for immediate protection.
by Paul Suh 28 April 2026
Estate planning for unmarried couples: protect your partner’s rights, assets, and decision-making authority with a comprehensive legal plan.
by Paul Suh 20 April 2026
Blended family estate plans can unintentionally disinherit children. Learn the risks and how to protect both your spouse and your legacy.
by Paul Suh 14 April 2026
What happens to your IRA or 401(k) after death? Learn SECURE Act rules, tax impacts, and how trusts protect your beneficiaries.
by Paul Suh 7 April 2026
Living trust or trust in your will? Learn how each works, the probate differences, and how to choose the right estate plan for your family.
by Paul Suh 31 March 2026
Testamentary trust vs. living trust: learn how a trust in your will works, why probate still happens, and what it means for your family.
by Paul Suh 24 March 2026
A quick estate plan review doesn’t exist. Learn why trust funding, legal updates, and beneficiary conflicts require a comprehensive review.
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