“Last Will and Testament” Origin “Last Will and Testament” Origin - Have you ever wondered why the dispositive instrument in which you express your wishes is called a “Last Will and Testament?” Few people, including Estate Planning attorneys, know the reason. In fact, the history is a little muddy. …
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Being a Trustee: What Are the Responsibilities?
Being a Trustee: What Are the Responsibilities? - What duties and responsibilities come with the honor of being named a trustee? Let's start from the beginning. What is a Trust? It's different from a will, but often has much the same purpose: It provides instructions for handling someone's final …
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How To Grieve Loved Ones When Funerals Aren’t An Option
How To Grieve Loved Ones When Funerals Aren't An Option - It's been one year since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. Explore HuffPost's Bent Not Broken project to learn how the coronavirus has disrupted our mental health, and how to manage our well-being moving …
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Celebrity Deaths in 2020: And the Six Estate-Planning Lessons We Can Learn
Celebrity Deaths in 2020: And the Six Estate-Planning Lessons We Can Learn - Estate planners are often shocked to hear that wealthy celebrities have passed intestate, without a will or trust. This is especially true, since wealthy celebrities have the financial resources available to keep estate …
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Ashes in the Mail: Dealing With the Loss of A Loved One Has Changed in the Covid Era
Ashes in the Mail: Dealing With the Loss of A Loved One Has Changed in the Covid Era - Jason Oszczakiewicz, a Pennsylvania funeral home director known as "Oz," has become accustomed to delivering the ashes of a recently deceased person as it has begun to occur about 9 or 10 times a …
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