Inheriting a house is a process that should begin well before a parent dies. While discussing end-of-life topics can be uncomfortable, the conversations must happen before it’s too late.
For people nearly or newly retired, who potentially still have decades ahead for their assets to compound and grow, estate taxes are a huge concern.
Is it unusual that named beneficiaries would not be given copies of or, at the very least, be allowed to view the will?
Thinking of buying a second home? Beware of real estate pitfalls when purchasing your vacation house.
This article explores small estate probate, what it is, why it’s beneficial and ways to qualify.
The process averages six to nine months to complete. However, it may take up to two years or more for some complex estates, tying up the assets that your family may need immediately.
People who die without a will can leave a thicket of probate problems for loved ones.
Understanding trusts and their tax nuances can empower you to make informed decisions regarding the type of trust you choose for your estate planning purposes.
An estate plan with wealth preservation, long-term care and medical directives strategies provides clarity and guidance to loved ones on aging parents’ wishes, while retaining control for aging parents over financial and health-related matters.
Tax laws, property laws, contract laws, wills and trust laws, all change over time, and it’s likely that some of the changes will apply to you.
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