Comprehensive Representation through All Stages of the Administration of a Will When a loved one passes away, family members face the prospect of navigating the court-supervised administration process guided by state intestacy law or the decedent’s Will. Many people devise a living trust to avoid the expense, delay, and lack of privacy associated with formal […]
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Businesses rise and fall based on who is at the helm. Suppose the owner suddenly dies or becomes unable to fulfill his or her responsibilities. In that case, the establishment usually suffers because there was no plan to find an equally competent replacement or for ownership to pass from one set of hands to another.
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Many people fail to develop a comprehensive estate plan despite its valuable role in protecting the financial legacy that took a lifetime to build. Why develop an estate plan? The decisions covered by an estate plan are some of the most important decisions a person must make, including: Delineate which of your assets should pass
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