What Are the 3 Most Common Reasons a Will Is Invalidated?
Not all wills are set in stone. There are actually many common reasons a will is invalidated, ranging from improper signatures to problematic bequests.
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.
How 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.
6 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.
How to Sell Property During the Probate Process
There are a few ways to sell property and assets to cover remaining estate debts during probate.
How 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.
What It Takes to Dispute a Debt Claim During the Probate Process
Read this quick guide on how to dispute a debt claim on an estate while the probate process is ongoing.
The Charitable Remainder Trust Has Numerous Benefits
A charitable remainder trust is part of an irrevocable trust that provides charitable donations in the future and income in the present.
Understanding the Differences Between Guardianship and Conservatorship
A short guide on the main differences between guardianship and conservatorship.
How to Challenge a Trust in New Jersey
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.