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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“Last Will and Testament” Origin
“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. …
Updating Your Plan: Your Trust or Will
Updating Your Plan: Your Trust or Will - As we approach the end of the year, it’s a good time to think about updating your plan. This includes your entire plan, including your primary vehicle, such as a trust or will. This is the second in a two-part series of articles on updating your plan. …
Eight Lessons From Celebrity Estates
by Matthew Erskine, Contributor at Forbes & Trusts and Estates Attorney Eight Lessons From Celebrity Estates: The saying goes that anyone who does not learn from mistakes in the past is doomed to repeat them. In estate planning, if you do not learn from other’s mistakes, you are likely …
Probate 101: The Basic Steps of Filing a Case in Probate Court
As the world’s pandemic grows, and every level of government buckles down to fight the battle, it is universally accepted that there will be losses and casualties. But, for South Pasadena attorney William Hayes, any death becomes a new opportunity to ensure that a deceased’s estate is handled …
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