How to Dispose of “Stuff” Article Written by: Stephen C. Hartnett, J.D., LL.M. (AAEPA) Even wealthy clients are often most concerned about the possessions which they have around them. They may have financial accounts with lots of zeros, yet they are most concerned about the things which they …
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Trusts and More: How To Avoid Probate
Trusts and More: How To Avoid Probate - Probate is the term for the legal process in which a will is reviewed to determine whether it's valid and authentic. Probate also refers to the general administering of a deceased person's will or the estate of a deceased person without a will. Probate can …
How to be the Trustee of a Trust: Attend Our Workshop
How to be the Trustee of a Trust: Attend Our Workshop - Even without foreclosures and limited information online that are experiencing these days, the probate court process can be confusing. The need for clean and concise information on California probate courts grow increasingly more important in …
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Don’t Make These Top Estate Planning Errors!
You don't want poor estate documents to cut your loved ones out of inheritances. There's rarely a "do over" in estate planning. Click through to avoid mistakes people tend to make when planning their estates. by Richard Koreto There are myths and misconceptions about estate planning. Here …
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Administering An Estate During The COVID-19 Crisis
Written by Christine Fletcher, contributor to Forbes Magazine Administering An Estate During The COVID-19 Crisis: If you lose a loved one during the COVID-19 crisis, not only do you have to mourn your heart wrenching loss, but you must tackle the challenges of administering an estate during a …
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