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Your estate planning needs will change with certain events in your life, including the birth of a child. You must ensure that your new baby is properly cared for if something happens to you and the other parent. If only one parent passes away, it is assumed that the...
Are you ready to write your will? A quick search on Google will lead you to numerous websites where you can find downloadable forms for little or no cost. Why hire an attorney to write your will when there are forms available online? Let's talk about the reasons it's...
There's a wry saying, "Where there's a will, there's disgruntled relatives." But in many cases, that is very true. You could find yourself in a situation where you are at sword's point with your siblings over your deceased parent's estate. This is particularly...
Getting married is exciting. There's a lot to talk about -- and a lot to plan. Once you get through picking a wedding venue and deciding where you're going to live, however, you and your future spouse need to talk about one more important thing: your estate plans. The...
If a loved one has recently passed away, in addition to grieving your loss you will likely have to be involved with settling their estate. In most cases, at least some of their estate will need to go through the process of probate. Probate is a court-supervised...