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Common Probate Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
The last thing most individuals want to consider after losing a loved one is the practical and legal repercussions of that person’s death. However, if you have been chosen to manage the probate process for an intestate estate (one without a Will) or if the decedent...
What Is Portability In Estate Planning
What Is Portability In Estate Planning Estate planning is a proactive and prudent approach to safeguarding your wealth, minimizing tax liabilities, and ensuring a seamless transfer of assets to your chosen beneficiaries. Portability is a powerful tool within this...
What If The Executor Does Not Probate The Will
What If The Executor Does Not Probate The Will The will must be probated after death to ensure that the deceased's inheritance is distributed to the named heirs. An executor is chosen to supervise the estate's distribution and obtain the will's legal recognition....
When Should You Start Estate Planning
When Should You Start Estate Planning Estate planning is essential to ensuring that your loved ones are cared for, your assets are distributed according to your wishes, and your legacy is preserved. Whether you are just starting in life, building wealth, or thinking...
Why Estate Planning Is Important
Why Estate Planning Is Important It appears that many people spend more time picking a vacation destination, a car to buy, or perhaps a restaurant for supper than they do create an estate plan, which determines who will receive their assets once their death occurs....
What is Ancillary Probate
What is Ancillary Probate Many people have real estate in multiple states, including Nevada vacation homes, rental properties in former homes, and even vehicles with foreign titles. When making an estate plan, you must consider how well you will handle the property....
