How to Avoid Estate Planning Mistakes in 2025
December 20, 2024
If these things get overlooked, you risk leaving your loved ones with extra challenges during what’s already a tough time.
Probate for Real Estate in Multiple States: Managing Assets
November 26, 2024
Managing real estate in multiple states can complicate probate. However, with the right estate plan, you can help your family avoid the extra time, cost and stress.
Millennials Need Estate Planning
November 14, 2024
I thought planning for death or injury was something I wouldn’t have to worry about for many years. However, the truth is that anybody over 18 should consider it.
Can an Invalid Will Be Challenged?
November 11, 2024
The pain of her loss took a dark turn in April 2023. She said she got an email from her attorney; a will appearing to be written and signed by her mother was attached to the email.
How Does Property Pass to Heirs in Estate Planning?
November 6, 2024
By understanding how property actually passes, individuals can prepare holistic estate plans that will ensure that property transfers in the way intended.
Heirs’ Property and Potential Landowners Issues in Inheritance through Probate
July 31, 2024
Heirs’ property creates unique landowners issues that disproportionately impact African American communities. These problems include unclear titles, tax issues and vulnerability to partition sales.
Trustee of Late Singer Tony Bennett’s Estate Sued
July 22, 2024
Tony Bennett’s daughters are suing the trustee of his estate, highlighting the importance of clear estate planning to avoid family disputes.
What’s the Best Way to Simplify an Estate?
July 18, 2024
Have a clear road map for your estate so your heirs don’t drown in paperwork and probate after your death.
What Happens When Executors Keep Beneficiaries in the Dark?
June 14, 2024
Is it unusual that named beneficiaries would not be given copies of or, at the very least, be allowed to view the will?
What Will Happen to O.J. Simpson’s Assets?
May 8, 2024
The public is now likely to get a closer look at Simpson’s finances, and the families are likely to have a better shot at collecting—if there is anything to collect.