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When many people create their estate plans, they often think that there’s nothing left to do. As a result, many estate plans end up collecting dust, figuratively speaking. However, there’s a glaring issue. While an estate plan doesn’t expire, it may need to be...
A will is a crucial component of any estate plan. This legal document sets out instructions on how your assets should be divided upon your death. In your will, you are also able to nominate legal guardians who can look after your young children should you pass away. ...
There are numerous estate planning tools that can be used for different purposes. For example, a will can name individuals who you want to inherit your assets upon your death. Trusts can be used for several purposes, such as donating to charity or setting up a college...
Navigating the aftermath of a loved one's passing can be emotionally draining. When probate becomes a battleground for family members, it can add another layer of heartache to an already difficult time. Probate disputes can stir up tensions, create new rifts and...
In some cases, it may be fairly easy for heirs to identify how to split up financial assets. For instance, maybe you and your siblings were given a will by your parents. It splits all of their finances up equally, so you each get the same portion. But that doesn’t...
No reasonable person creates an estate plan with the intention of making their loved ones feel guilty or undeserving of their inheritance. However, many people do suffer what’s known as “inheritor’s guilt.” Often, this happens when someone receives a large and...
