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Probate Property – 3 Main Types

Probate Property – 3 Main Types

If you don’t create an estate plan which focuses on probate avoidance, much of your property...
Economic Downturn, Closer Families

Economic Downturn, Closer Families

With rising lifespans, decreased income as a result of the recession, and other factors, more and...
Do I Have to Pay for my Deceased Spouse’s Debts?

Do I Have to Pay for my Deceased Spouse’s Debts?

When spouses die, the surviving spouse is left with a host of issues that must be dealt with,...
Obesity Rise Costing Medicaid More

Obesity Rise Costing Medicaid More

The number of obese Americans has tripled since 1960, with over 100 million Americans now...
“Painter of Light” Estate Already Embroiled in Legal Fight

“Painter of Light” Estate Already Embroiled in Legal Fight

Having died in early April, the so-called “painter of light,” Thomas Kinkade, left behind a...
Estate Planning and Moving – 3 Questions

Estate Planning and Moving – 3 Questions

Question 1: Will I have to change my Will when I move to a new state? When you move to a 

Brook Astor Estate Battle Ends In Settlement

Brook Astor Estate Battle Ends In Settlement

The only son of late philanthropist Brook Astor had his inheritance cut in half under the terms of...
The Accidental Disinheritance: How To Avoid Unintentionally Leaving Someone Out of Your Estate

The Accidental Disinheritance: How To Avoid Unintentionally Leaving Someone Out of Your Estate

Tip 1: Get regular advice. The best way to ensure your inheritance wishes are met is to always...
Choosing a Charity When Estate Planning – 4 Steps

Choosing a Charity When Estate Planning – 4 Steps

Step 1: Decide on a cause. There are an endless number of charities that support numerous different...