The loss of a loved one stirs various emotions and can be taxing on the family relationships of surviving relatives. Whether disputes arise with a sibling, cousin, or other family members, the process to resolve legal issues is exhausting and stressful. Legal...
Wills
Estate Executor Versus a Trustee
Executors and trustees play crucial estate administrative roles. Knowing which works best for you can save everyone a lot of confusion and grief when the time comes to take action on your estate. The executor manages all wishes contained in the will. A trustee is an...
Challenging a will when a loved one has Alzheimer’s
In an ideal world, everyone in your family would’ve known what your loved one wanted out of their estate plan so that expectations were measured and realized. In reality, though, estate plans are often kept secret and last-minute changes are made, leaving expectant...
Understanding Undue Influence on Wills: 4 Factors to Consider
For most of us, a last will and testament is one of the most important legal documents we will sign during our lifetimes. It is an expression of our final wishes—quite literally, our will regarding our possessions, our minor children, our legacy. It is no surprise,...