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Chances are you were careful when drafting your will – you ensured it reflected your genuine wishes. However, one of your heirs or an interested party can contest it when it goes to probate. Accordingly, inheritance distribution may take longer, and the court may...
In estate planning, individuals often utilize various legal tools to help ensure their assets are protected and distributed according to their wishes. Two commonly employed instruments are pour-over wills and living trusts. Understanding the intricacies of these legal...
In the realm of estate administration, trust and integrity are paramount. An estate administrator, often appointed by a court or designated in a will, assumes the duty of managing the assets and affairs of a deceased person. They play a pivotal role in executing the...
If someone decides to dispute your will, one of the questions that may come up is whether you were in full control of your mental faculties when executing the document. This is because the law requires a testator to be of sound mind while signing the document. This is...
If you’ve ever thought about going through the estate planning process, it can feel a little overwhelming. You might find yourself asking the question: “where do I even start?” There can be a lot of paperwork that you feel needs your attention and some of it can be...