The moment that you became a parent, you knew that you wanted to do everything in your power to protect your child's future. That includes making sure that you've named a guardian for your child, just in case an accident or illness steals you away before they're...
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Month: April 2020
Creating a business succession plan
If you are the owner of a successful business, you'll likely want to ensure that your business will continue to thrive for many generations to come. Your business has the possibility to be one of the greatest legacies that you'll leave behind, and that's why it is...
Should you leave your kids equal shares of your estate?
Dividing up your estate between your children seems like it should be easy. After all, you've always tried to treat them equally. But "equally" doesn't always equate to "fairly" when it comes to estates. There are a lot of situations where it simply is fairer or more...
Dealing with an estate’s difficult heirs
When your best friend asked you to be the executor of their estate, you accepted immediately. How could you refuse? It's an honor to make sure that your friend's final wishes are obeyed, and the estate is handled properly. You were prepared for all of the paperwork....
What types of executor actions may warrant you suing them?
When someone first meets with their estate planning attorney to discuss drafting a will, one of the first things the lawyer asks their client is to identify someone that they can trust to serve as their executor. Estate planning attorneys often encourage their clients...
How do you keep the kids from fighting over your estate?
You thought that the sibling rivalry between your children was pretty rough to handle when they were young but thought it would fade. Instead, your adult children have become more deeply entrenched in their rivalry than ever. In fact, they can be downright...