It's that time of year again: You should review your estate plans to see if they still meet your needs. Estate planning is seldom a "one and done" type of experience. Because life is full of changes and surprises, it's smart to go over your plans every year around...
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Month: February 2020
Who has the right to challenge a will?
Creating a strong will and estate plan is one of the most effective ways to ensure that your legacy and property pass on to the people and organizations that matter to you. Unfortunately, the process of executing a person's wishes after they pass away can cause a...
Do you have what it takes to be a health care proxy?
Whether you call it a "health care proxy" or medical power of attorney, taking on the responsibility for someone else's medical treatment can be a daunting task. Do you have what it takes? Here are some of the questions you need to ask yourself: 1. Have you had a...
Don’t let the state choose your hiers
You've amassed a few significant assets in your lifetime, but you don't have any direct descendants and no other relatives you care to consider your heirs. So, how do you decide who should be the beneficiary of your estate?This is an important question. If you don't...
Here are some signs your loved one’s will is fraudulent
When a family member dies, your grief can be compounded by shock and outrage if the will doesn't match up with your expectations. Could the will be a fraud? Is that even your loved one's actual signature? Here are some reasons you should be suspicious: 1. It excludes...