Why Your Will May Be Invalid
Will contests in the US are not uncommon. Generally, when you create a Will and designate who gets your assets, there is someone out there who might benefit from invalidating…
Will contests in the US are not uncommon. Generally, when you create a Will and designate who gets your assets, there is someone out there who might benefit from invalidating…
Having a well-organized and reliable plan that establishes who is in charge and clearly dictates how your assets are to be distributed provides both comfort and peace of mind. It…
A true story: A mother with two kids put them down as the beneficiaries of her nearly $200,000 401(k) account – but when she died, they got nothing. It’s all…
The top reasons people don’t have an estate plan may sound familiar to you. Here’s what they are and what’s at stake. By: Jedediah McClure, JD We all lead busy…
Spendthrift trusts may sound like you're trying to keep your kids from frittering away your legacy, but they are not just for those with spending problems. They're useful in cases…
Putting a child on your bank account can make life easier as you get older, and it can help your heirs avoid probate after you're gone. But it comes with…
Feeling overwhelmed? A checklist can help you figure out where to start and tasks you may be able to put off. By: Jedediah McClure, JD The death of your spouse…
Taking on the role of an executor is a significant responsibility that demands careful attention to detail and dedication. If you have been named executor in a will, you have…
If your child relies on Medicaid services, how can you ensure that when you die the money you leave them doesn't cause them to lose that vital support system? A…
Dealing with the death of a loved one is hard enough; estate planning can make things easier on a grieving family. By: Jedediah McClure, JD Key Points Estate Planning Importance:…