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There is no way to know with certainty what will happen in the future, but there are steps one can take that will allow him or her to have a measure of control over certain matters. Through estate planning, it is possible to have the final say over things, such as...
For many families, animals are beloved and cared for as if they were a member of the family. In some cases, pets may outlive their owners, and it is important to address what could happen if the pet doesn’t have someone to care for it, pay for its needs and ensure...
The probate process varies in each unique case. However, one of the things that remains consistent in the process is that the estate executor or administrator must pay all debts and obligations owed after successfully conducting an inventory and valuation of the...
Estate planning isn't just for seniors. Young families can also benefit from having this type of plan in place. In case of a sudden accident or illness, parents can still take care of their young children through a guardian even after they pass away. Even if you don't...
The short answer is no. Verifying the legitimacy of a will before your named executor can distribute the estate to the designated beneficiaries is one of the most vital aspects of the probate process. Therefore, even if you have a will, the executor will still need to...