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For those who want to avoid the court-controlled process that takes place after a person’s death (known as “probate”) — using a Revocable Living Trust is typically the best way to do so. This document allows a married couple or a single individual to direct what shall happen to their assets and possessions. It will also indicate who will be in charge of carrying out those instructions, without the need for the involvement of a probate court judge.

In a prior blog, And When I Die…. What Happens to My Social Media?, I discussed Maryland’s “Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act” (“MFADAA”). The statute permits the “user” of...

Legal Aid of North Carolina will host two Heir Property and Wills clinics for Craven County residents.

Pets provide unconditional love, companionship, and joy. This is where estate planning for pet owners comes in; you want to ensure that your furry, feathered,

Estate planning is a critical part of securing your family's financial future. If you can’t make decisions on your own behalf

LAWRENCE CO. - In November 2023, college basketball coaching legend Bob Knight died at 83; North North North Lawrence High School will transition from a trimester to a semester schedule, new Bedford Police Department opens, and Miss Indiana turns 100. College basketball coaching legend Bob Knigh ...

On New Year’s Eve in Ecuador, effigies share their last will and testament before going up in a blaze to welcome a new beginning.

As an attorney that handles estate administration and real estate, my answer would be to make sure to file the Last Will and Testament and death certificate of the deceased

Although understandable, keeping your finances a secret can make it very difficult for your family in the event of your incapacity or death.

One of the most common questions we hear from our clients is “do I need a revocable living trust?” While in some states a revocable living trust is a vital component of any estate plan ...