The death of a loved one can be tragic. Many people look to the Last Will and Testament (“will”) of a loved one for written expression of their wishes. But what happens if another relative has the will and Read More …
A full administration is generally the best way to handle matters of a deceased person’s estate. It allows for the distribution of property to the people named in the decedent’s will or to the rightful heirs when one dies without Read More …
Today, with the vast amount of online resources, many find it unnecessary to hire a professional to handle problems. Many opt for the numerous D-I-Y (Do It Yourself) options available in favor of the lower cost and less Read More …
This is the age of Do-It-Yourself (D-I-Y). More and more people are looking to the Internet to find quick and inexpensive solutions to their probate problems. I understand not wanting to spend money when you can create a solution Read More …
The Misconception: If my husband or wife dies, their property automatically passes to me.It is easy to assume that when a spouse passes away, the surviving spouse should automatically gain ownership of the deceased spouse’s property. For example, Bob and Sue Read More …
The death of a loved one is never an easy loss to bear. Many times, we are left to make decisions for the care and upkeep of a loved one’s property and legal matters. Unfortunately, many people assume that the Read More …