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Your will is the foundation of your estate plan and where you likely started the estate planning process. This legal document lets you dictate how you want to divide your property after you die. According to the CDC Foundation, while creating your will, you can also...
The point of a will is to ensure that the administrator of your estate carries out your wishes after you die. Not wanting someone to attempt to invalidate your will is understandable. Some people attempt to avoid will contests by including no-contest clauses. However,...
A will is a legal document that outlines how to distribute your assets after you pass away, and if you have minor children, it gives you the opportunity to name a guardian. A will is the foundation of an estate plan, but many people have yet to create one of these...
When it comes time to craft your estate plan, your first thought likely is not about disinheriting anyone. However, it is not as unusual to do so as you might think. If you are considering disinheriting one of your children, it is important to consider the decision...
It is typically very difficult to sue an executor of a will, but it is possible in some cases. It is not common: if suing executors were commonplace, it is unlikely that anybody would want to take on the role. In most cases, any lawsuits that third party levies...
If you have a child with a disability, you may create a special needs trust to provide support after your death. As reported by CNBC, trusts may include money or property used to support a special need while also protecting its beneficiary's income. By naming the...
Naturally, many people want to turn toward those who know them and their family situation best. In most cases, this is another member of the family. However, a person does not have to choose a family member to serve as their executor. In fact, in some cases, another...
One of the most crucial duties of an estate plan is to establish guardianship for any minor children in your care. Should the unthinkable happen, the person you name will step in to provide essential care for your dependent children. Accordingly, choosing a guardian...
During probate, the court appoints an executor to handle administrative duties, including paying debts, distributing assets and closing the estate. The probate process can be difficult to navigate, especially if your loved one owned real estate in multiple states. In...
When someone in Florida dies and leaves behind a will, beneficiaries named – or not named – in the document may take issue with it if they believe the person who drafted the will did not do so on his or her own accord. There are only a few valid reasons for...
