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Tag Archives: will
August is Make-A-Will Month
For many people making a will isn’t the most pleasant of tasks, and consequently, too few people do it. According to many surveys most people don’t have a will. The biggest reason cited by many: They just never got around … Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Guardianship, Probate, Uncategorized, Wills
Tagged beneficiary, estate planning, executor, guardian, probate, will
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Do You Really Need A Will?
I sometimes hear single or divorced clients say they don’t think they need a will. A recent case demonstrates why that conclusion is likely erroneous. Decedent’s siblings claimed that they should have inherited his estate. And they likely might have … Continue reading
Avoiding Lost Documents
I frequently hear from clients who inquire about probating their family member’s estate that they cannot locate important documents of the deceased family member even though they know the documents existed. So, what can you do to avoid this situation … Continue reading
Posted in deed, digital assets, Estate administration, life insurance, Safety Deposit Box, Trusts, Wills
Tagged accountant, digital assets, employee benefits, life insurance, obituary, trust, will
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Where Is My Power of Attorney?
It is frustrating as an estate planning attorney to receive a call from a client asking if I have the estate planning documents they signed. Because our society is so mobile, I do not retain original signed estate planning documents … Continue reading
Posted in Advance Directives, Estate administration, Power of Attorney, Wills
Tagged estate planning, Medical Power of Attorney, power of attorney, will
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Is Your Will Up-To-Date?
Preparing a will is one of the best ways to be certain that upon your death your property will be distributed according to your wishes. What many people don’t realize, however, is that keeping your will up to date is … Continue reading
Posted in Community Property, Divorce, Estate Planning, Funeral, Power of Attorney, Wills
Tagged death, estate planning, marriage, new birth, trust, will
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