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Why Estate Planning is Important When You Have Kids – New Years Checklist

15 Nov 2022

December is just about here, the holidays are fast approaching, and New Year’s Eve is close at hand. Between holiday shopping, settling end-of-year expenses, or planning for 2023, this could be your busiest time...

Why Name Guardians? Give Your Spouse Peace of Mind

14 Nov 2022

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Being a parent, you probably find yourself quietly adoring your child’s latest accomplishment—getting a home run, taking on chess, nailing her geometry test, and on and on. But do you spend sufficient time thi...

How to Revoke a Will

10 Nov 2022

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There are a handful of situations where revoking a will may be possible. For example, life changes – like getting married, getting divorced, getting remarried, and having a newborn – may change how you wish to di...

Prepare to Meet with an Estate Planning Lawyer

4 Nov 2022

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To do the best feasible job when preparing your estate plan, an estate planning lawyer is going to require information about you, the assets you have, and more importantly, your estate planning objectives. Collec...

Changing a Will

4 Nov 2022

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It is significantly important to keep your will up to date. As your life changes, so do your possible beneficiaries and heirs. When you don’t keep your last will and testament up to date, it might not express you...

Do I Need a Lawyer for a Will?

26 Oct 2022

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Do I Need a Lawyer for a Will? Wills are a part of an estate plan that assists your money, belongings, and property legally pass to your loved ones. The process of devising a legally-binding is going to involv...

Who Is Responsible for a Deceased Relative’s Debt?

26 Oct 2022

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When a family member passes away, the last thing grieving relatives need are calls from lenders and collection agencies. There are a lot of federal and state laws forbidding abusive, unjust, or deceptive debt col...

Can I Sue an Executor of a Will?

19 Oct 2022

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Absolutely. Although executors commonly are not responsible for the debts of the estate they oversee, there are at least two instances in which they can open themselves up to personal accountability. The first on...

Signing a Will

19 Oct 2022

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In a will, as with a lot of legal documents, the required signatures make a big difference. Your signature is the indicative mark declaring to the world when you pass away that the instructions contained in your...

Who Can Challenge a Will?

14 Oct 2022

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It is feasible to sue a will throughout the probate process, but not everybody can sue to challenge a will. As an example, you can’t challenge your cousin's will simply because you think his estate would be be...

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