Legal Advice To Help Build Your Future
Estate planning is a process that allows people to designate how their assets are distributed after death. This process often prevents issues for beneficiaries and allows the person who creates an estate plan - called the testator - to rest easy knowing their last...
A trust is a critical component in an estate plan that serves multiple purposes, from asset management to tax benefits. Essentially, a trust is a legal arrangement where one party, known as the trustee, holds and manages assets for the benefit of another party, the...
The person you name to act as executor of your estate will take charge of handling and distributing your estate when you die. While a probate court will, in most cases, oversee the process, the executor still has a lot of scope to act, so you need to choose the right...
When you make an estate plan you should set a reminder in your online calendar to review it every year or two. Provided not much has changed in your personal circumstances or with estate planning laws, the review should not take long. It’s also best to think about...
