by Knee Law | Oct 28, 2025 | Estate Law
When someone prepares an estate plan, they have the right to distribute property as they choose. Parents often assume they can leave unequal shares to children or favor certain beneficiaries. While unequal inheritances are legal, they often create resentment and...
by Knee Law | Aug 11, 2025 | Estate Law
If you’re part of the 27% of Americans who are dealing with family estrangement, it’s important to think about this issue while planning your end-of-life documents. Failing to take family conflict into account may lead to legal battles and major arguments...
by Knee Law | Mar 26, 2025 | Estate Law
Understanding Pour-over Wills and Living Trusts People can place their money or property in a living trust on behalf of a beneficiary while they’re still alive, which they often do to avoid probate and decide what happens to their assets. Even though estate...
by Knee Law | Mar 21, 2025 | Estate Law
Common Myths to Ignore Regarding Your Estate Plan According to a poll taken in 2021, 56% of respondents said that estate planning was something that should be taken seriously. However, that same poll found that, at the time, only 35% of Americans actually had some...
by Knee Law | Feb 28, 2025 | Estate Law, Estate Planning
Estate planning is a process that many people don’t begin until they are in their 30s or 40s. Around 67% of Americans don’t have any type of estate plan in place, which indicates that many people don’t understand the importance of having one....
by Knee Law | Feb 26, 2025 | Estate Law, Estate Planning
If you’re single, there are fewer automatic rules about who gets your assets or who helps with your healthcare. To avoid any issues, it’s a good idea to create an estate plan that addresses these matters. The Single Person’s Guide to Estate Planning...
