Ife Adesola & Associates PLLC.

29/12/2023

Last work day of 2023!

Hundreds of clients served, two to go before I round off for the year.

I am grateful to God for the privilege of work! I get to work with families to transfer wealth from one generation to the next through estate planning. There is a fulfilment that comes from my work that I am truly grateful for. For the strength, health, wisdom and grace to work and add value to people, Father, I am truly grateful.

The Attorney You helped has come to give You thanks!

25/12/2023

Merry Christmas from my family to yours!

My prayer today according to Ephesians 3:18 is that we are able to comprehend with all the saints the depth of the love God has for us, even as we celebrate the birth of Christ in Jesus name ♥️

02/10/2023

18/08/2023

What a week! Grateful 🙏

01/08/2023

May August bring us unlimited august blessings in Jesus name!

15/07/2023

This is an information session about naming legal guardians for your minor children. Please feel free to send questions or enquiries to [email protected].

13/07/2023

Over the course of my career, I have seen a lot of confusion and misconception about estate planning. That is why I am starting this Educational series on Estate Planning.

Register for Webinar details at www.ifeadesolalaw.com.

05/07/2023

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Ife Adesola is an Estate Planning Attorney whose Practice focuses on helping families enhance their lives today and secure their futures tomorrow.

15/04/2022

If your life or the law has changed since you signed your trust, it needs to be updated. Updates can be made by way of an amendment - or - a complete restatement. An amendment updates a specific part of the trust; whereas, a restatement, updates the entire trust. You might think that an amendment would cost less than a restatement, but that’s not necessarily true. Let’s chat about which is best for you.

If your life or the law has changed since you signed your trust, it needs to be updated. Updates can be made by way of an amendment - or - a complete restatement. An amendment updates a specific part of the trust; wherea...

22/03/2022

Instead of simply dividing your accounts and property equally among your children, you can place accounts and property in what is known as a pot trust or common trust with instructions for your trustee on how to spend the money and property on behalf of all the beneficiaries.

Parents strive to make their children feel equally valued as reflected in the fact that, when setting up an estate plan, parents typically divide their accounts and property equally among their children. But while parent...

17/03/2022

Please let me know how I can help you create a plan that would work for your family when you need it the most. .

15/03/2022

Divorce is more common now than it was in the past, as is remarriage. Depending on how long a prior marriage lasted, the former couple may have engaged in certain levels of estate planning together. When that is the case, it is important to understand how a subsequent marriage can impact the estate planning from a prior marriage. If you or someone named in your estate planning documents has remarried, there are several major issues that you should be aware of as well as steps you should take to ensure your estate planning continues to be appropriate for your current situation.