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Estate Planning Lessons From Queen Elizabeth - Queen Elizabeth’s recent passing signals changes for the royal family. While most people feel they don’t have anything in common with a royal, her passing shows that we all need an estate plan. Estate planning is not just for the rich and famous; …
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When Death Do Us Part - Unlike a unilateral will, a prenup is a bilateral agreement crafted between two people. Ideally, a prenup will be drafted in alignment with the corresponding will. However, in situations in which the two documents are in direct contradiction with one another, courts tend to …
Pen and Ink May Do for a Valid Will - More commonly known as holographic wills, handwritten wills are often implemented during emergency situations, namely when death is looming and an attorney is nowhere near. Handwritten wills existed prior to the use of wills typed with the help of computers and …
White Flags: Signals of Market Capitulation - A chamade was a Napoleonic drumroll that signaled to the enemy that an army was ready to surrender or retreat. Modern equities investors follow their own market signals for capitulation, which describes the final gasp during the stampede to the exits …
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Take it from Forbes! - What would happen if you died tomorrow? What would happen if you became incapacitated tomorrow? Matthew Erskine, a trusts and estate attorney, writes about estate planning. "The Basics: Estate Planning In Confusing Times" by Matthew Erskine Here are the steps to …
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