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Strategies to Prevent Probate Litigation

Strategies to Prevent Probate Litigation

Probate litigation encompasses disputes related to guardianship and conservatorship, contests involving wills and trusts, conflicts over family real estate, and disagreements concerning the true intent behind gifts. The most successful approach to mitigating or avoiding probate litigation risk is carefully…

Are All Children Entitled to Equal Inheritance?

Are All Children Entitled to Equal Inheritance?

Equitable distribution of assets among children is an obvious and correct decision in many situations. Yet, in some families, each child receiving the same inheritance can be inappropriate, deplete the estate’s assets due to ensuing litigation, or cause other family…

Keeping Probate Litigation at a Minimum

Keeping Probate Litigation at a Minimum

There are many family circumstances that can increase the risk of probate litigation, but there are two main causes: disagreements around handling mentally incapacitated family members or, after death, disagreements regarding the dissolution of estates. High-risk factors that often bring…

Real Estate Transaction Mistakes

Real Estate Transaction Mistakes

Legally binding real estate contracts define each party’s role and obligations in a property transaction. Attachments to the agreement may include clauses and contingencies. Reading and understanding your contract is important, especially paying attention to specified deadlines and dates, legal…

Is a Will Enough?

Is a Will Enough?

You’re ahead of the curve if you’ve already created a will to protect your assets and beneficiaries since roughly half of all Americans don’t have one. While a will is a necessary document that every person who owns assets should have,…

The Role of an Executor

The Role of an Executor

As their executor or personal representative, someone chose you because they believed you would be trustworthy to manage their assets and affairs after their passing. Even though the decedent nominated you to be their executor, you will still need to…

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