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Probate is not always a long process even though many people think that it is. A simple estate can often move through the process quickly. However, complex estates will usually take more time. According to SmartAsset, you can usually tell how long probate will take...
It is vital to have an estate plan, even for recent college graduates, but it is even more important to have a well-written estate plan. Do you know which blunders to avoid while tending to the task? Kiplinger explores common estate planning missteps. Explore them to...
When you have a child with a disability, you may have to consider how your child might support himself or herself once you are not around to help. Many parents of children with disabilities seek to help secure the futures of their children by creating something called...
Choosing a person to be the executor of your estate may feel like the crowning touch of your estate plans. Composing a solid will and appointing a good executor can do a lot to shorten the probate process. However, selecting just one individual to be your executor...
You do not need to know everything about trusts in order to get the right one. You just have to know as much as possible about your situation. These are personal instruments. They should fit your precise circumstances. The good news is that the field narrows...
When people get to the part of their estate plan where they need to select beneficiaries, they may feel pressure to include everyone. While there is not a limit to the number of beneficiaries a person can choose, knowing their options can help them to make informed...
While you, like most parents, probably have high hopes that your death will not prompt sibling disputes over assets, the truth is that such disputes are common. Unfortunately, such disputes often end up in costly and lengthy legal battles. The good news is that, with...
Yes. You may think you are too young, but these legal documents are about more than deciding who gets your money when you die. They outline who can make decisions for you when you are not physically present or mentally capable of making them yourself. Imagine you...
When a loved one dies, the remaining family members and friends go through a variety of emotions and feelings. Many people are unsure of what steps to take in dealing with the decedent’s estate, and there is often confusion when it comes to figuring out how to...
Business succession planning is the process of figuring out what will happen with your business when you can no longer run it yourself. It can be part of your retirement or estate planning, depending on when you feel you will stop working. SCORE explains that you want...
