The Responsibilities of an Estate Executor
Estate executors are legally responsible for distributing a deceased person's assets in accordance with their will and handling the payment of debts.
read moreHow You Can Take Advantage of Gifting Your Assets
Take a look at some of the top strategies for gifting your assets in a manner that excludes them from taxation.
read more6 Types of Trusts You Should Know
When planning your estate, you have a variety of trust options to choose from depending on your financial goals and assets.
read moreHow to Sell Property During the Probate Process
There are a few ways to sell property and assets to cover remaining estate debts during probate.
read moreHow to Ensure Your Stepchildren’s Inheritance Is Secured
It's crucial that stepchildren are explicitly named in a trust or will if they're intended to be beneficiaries.
read moreWhat It Takes to Dispute a Debt Claim During the Probate Process
It's crucial that stepchildren are explicitly named in a trust or will if they're intended to be beneficiaries.
read moreThe Charitable Remainder Trust Has Numerous Benefits
Read this quick guide on how to dispute a debt claim on an estate while the probate process is ongoing.
read moreUnderstanding the Differences Between Guardianship and Conservatorship
A charitable remainder trust is part of an irrevocable trust that provides charitable donations in the future and income in the present.
read moreHow to Challenge a Trust in New Jersey
A short guide on the main differences between guardianship and conservatorship.
read moreExplore the Common Reasons for Probate Disputes
If you are the beneficiary of a revocable trust, the law only allows a limited period of time to contest it. Retain an attorney today.
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