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Creating a will is something every adult should do, though many have not done it. Often, people put it off because it's uncomfortable or they think they don't need one. However, the fact is that not having a will can leave loved ones without any guidance or...
After a loved one passes away, his or her estate and assets will typically go through probate. This is the legal process of identifying and distributing property, paying off debts and generally resolving a person's financial affairs.It can be a complicated and...
Contracts are critical to the operation of any successful business, whether they protect sensitive information, define responsibilities or set financial expectations. When a party breaches a contract, there is the potential for considerable damage, which is why...
The thought of your assets being fought over after you’ve passed away proves troubling. Designating specific family members the rights to your property indicates a wise decision in directing where your money and items will go. Although preparing for your death...
In this blog, we have talked about events that often warrant a review and revision of an estate plan. Often, these events involve changes to people's health, living situation or finances.However, changes in your personal relationships can also have an impact on your...
The death of a loved one can trigger painful emotions and complicated interactions with family members, especially in situations of estrangement or strained relationships. This can certainly be the case if your loved one excluded you from his or her will.A...
