How hard conversations now, could avoid a competency dispute.
There are a number of factors which could lead to disputes about a will in a family. Unfortunately, there is a growing trend toward claiming a dominant family member is incompetent, and the beneficiaries need access to those funds or that power now. Three factors to...
4 Estate Planning Tips for Unmarried Couples
Around 44 percent of U.S. households are comprised of unmarried couples. Unfortunately, the law does not provide for your partner upon death like it would if you were married. That means that anything you’d leave behind would go to any children you may have and then...
TODD vs. The Gift
We are asked about this scenario often: “ My parent wants to transfer his/her home or land to me before something happens. Can we help them?”
Planning for the stuff of life: Modern age estate planning
Think about the last time you moved. You probably thought you had a handle on the number of boxes you needed or the number of trips it was….
Probating a will: The necessary steps
Probating is the process in which a person’s will validated and an executor is found qualified and appointed by a court.