Category Archives: wills
Five Positive Things To Put In Your Will
Many people put off writing a will for obvious reasons. While it can be unpleasant to contemplate your own demise, having a legal will in place is a crucial part of estate planning, allowing you to designate who you want to inherit, while sparing your survivors the hassle of going through lengthy and potentially… Read More »
Charitable Bequests: Knowing Who To Donate To and How To Make Your Donation
Many of us have causes and charities to which we contribute both time and money on a regular basis. Without the regular weekly, monthly, or yearly donations of patrons such as yourself, many organizations that serve the needy, protect the environment, enliven the arts and encourage positive change for others would simply go out… Read More »
Who Inherits Property When There Is No Will?
The passing of a loved one can happen suddenly and with no warning, or as the result of a long and lingering illness. In either case, one of the most common concerns families have in the aftermath is how any remaining property will be divided. Having a legal will in place is part of… Read More »
Celebrity’s Passing Highlights the Need for Estate Planning
The recent death of the musician Prince shocked the music industry as well as the general public, and his passing dominated headlines and media reports as his fans mourned his loss. Amid the details that emerged was one shocking fact that may have gone unnoticed to many: Prince died without a signed will in… Read More »
Contesting a Will
The death of a loved one can bring out a variety of complex emotions. It is a difficult time, with preparations to be made, forms to be filled out, and relatives and friends of the deceased to contend with. Everyone claims to want what is in the best interests of the person who passed… Read More »
Estate Planning Basics: Wills, Power of Attorney, and Health Care Proxy
It’s never too early to start planning for your future. For many people, making sure loved ones are provided for in the event of serious injury, illness, or death is at the top of their list of concerns. Regardless of the size of your estate, there are certain documents you should have in place,… Read More »