Few things can strain family relationships like a fight over a loved one’s will. Disagreements can drag on for months, draining both emotions and finances. One tool some people use ...
Contesting a will can be an emotional and time-sensitive process, especially when it involves loved ones and family dynamics. Many people want to know how long the process will take ...
Disagreements over a parent’s will can bring out strong emotions, even in otherwise close families. When a loved one passes, grief and uncertainty often mix with financial concerns, causing old ...
Stepping into the role of an executor can feel like diving into the deep end of estate law. At first, it might seem like a straightforward job—gather assets, pay debts, ...
Let’s face it. Things can get messy and complicated after the death of a loved one. Emotions often run high. People are stressed. Families will have to confront some difficult ...
Contesting a Will is a type of legal action brought to challenge the validity of a Last Will and Testament. The rules governing Will contests are state-specific so the process ...
Being designated by a friend or a loved one as the Executor of his or her estate is an honor, but with that designation comes many responsibilities and legal risks. ...
Preparing a Will enables you to direct how and to whom your estate will be distributed once you’re gone. Your estate is comprised of your intangible personal property (including cash, IRA’s, ...
A critical part of estate planning involves identifying your beneficiaries, and specifying what they will inherit. Parents (particularly those who are widowed or divorced) often designate their children as beneficiaries. ...
Unfortunately, when a loved one dies, arguments may arise among the heirs to the estate (also known as the beneficiaries). One potential area of dispute may involve a commission due the Executor ...