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Revocable trusts are a popular option in estate planning. They offer a unique blend of flexibility and security, making them an attractive choice for many. Like any legal tool, they come with their own set of features and considerations. A revocable trust, sometimes...
When discussing real estate, a “title” refers to someone’s right to the property’s legal ownership and use. When you own the title to a piece of property, it signifies that you have the right to control it. Questions or “clouds” on a title, as a result, can be a big...
You may not have planned to challenge your loved one's will, but some factors may lead you to do so. Will contests can be complicated. Therefore, you should be well prepared. Here is what you should know: You need valid grounds You must have valid grounds to challenge...
Someone who owns or runs a business that has proven successful may want to plan for rapid expansion. A merger with another company is one way of facilitating relatively quick growth. An acquisition or purchase of another organization could also lead to much faster...
When creating an estate plan, an individual typically needs to appoint someone to carry out tasks concerning their estate. For some, it is easy to determine someone for the role. Other times, it can be challenging because various factors may make that job harder or...
Estate planning documents, including wills, help clarify someone's last wishes after their passing. Most estates with testamentary documents will proceed through probate in accordance with someone's wishes. The people they designate as beneficiaries will receive their...
Every investment is special, particularly when delivering a solid return on investment (ROI). Perhaps you have such a property because it's consistently outperforming expectations. But beware, because if your property is doing well, others may have noticed too, and...
A will is a standard legal document in your estate plan. It’s possible that your heirs and beneficiaries may have their inheritance taxed, have to wait for probate and could get caught up in legal disputes if you only have a will. When you make your estate plan, you...
Being named the executor of someone’s will is a big honor – but it’s also a big responsibility and a time-consuming job. Unfortunately, your work can become even more difficult when the expected beneficiaries of an estate are high-conflict people. A death can provoke...
Mental capacity is of paramount importance when it comes to estate planning. Simply put, it involves the ability to clearly make decisions while also understanding the effects of their actions when it comes to drafting essential documents and understanding the impact...
