Making plans for the end of one’s life is never pleasant. It is often extremely difficult for a deceased person’s survivors to cope with grief while also navigating probate and estate administration. But a consultation with an attorney about preparing a Transfer on...
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Estate Planning
5 things you didn’t know an estate plan can accomplish
When hearing the term “estate planning,” many people only think of drafting a will to distribute their possessions to loved ones after they die. While a will can be an essential part of an estate plan, estate planning encompasses many other documents outlining your...
Choosing an estate plan executor
An estate plan is the optimal way to protect your family's financial security in the long term. It creates a map for handling your estate and distributing assets after you've passed. There are many ways to set up your will and testament to plan ahead. To make sure...
