If you’re one of the 295 million Americans who use social media, you’ve amassed a library of posts, images, comments, videos, and other content. Your family’s social media presence may be intricately intertwined, with a web of sharing and commenting on each other’s posts. In addition to paying attention to all other aspects of estate […]
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Having the title to your home means that your name is on the deed. “Tangled Title” refers back to the scenario while you stay in a home you own (or have a proper to own) however your call isn’t at the deed. Most often, titles get tangled the person whose call is at the deed […]
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In today’s world, especially after the pandemic, nearly all business functions offer an electronic alternative. In the past, all the meetings were in the offices, now, people feel more comfortable holding most of their meetings online. In most cases, they are faster to execute, less expensive, and easier to implement. So too, documents that are […]
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The estate planning is the process of making decisions about what happens to you, your hard-earned assets, money, and property when you can no longer decide for yourself. Your estate plan should include input from many people. If it doesn’t, it may fall short of your expectations and be ineffective at meeting your goals. Let’s […]
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With couples of similar ages, planning for the future is quite naturally a joint effort. However, if you’re married to somebody who is considerably older or younger than you, the future will look different and mean various things to each of you. You wish to possess comprehensive money and estate plans to shield yourself, your […]
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NFTs has exploded over the last year or so, which prompts many questions. Of course, skeptical people just shake their heads and ask, “why”? But, the huge rise in sales of NFTs makes most people genuinely question what they are and wonder whether they may be missing out on an enormous opportunity. An NFT is […]
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A transfer-on-death-deed (TOD deed) also known as a beneficiary deed can be a helpful estate planning tool but it is not allowed in every state. A transfer -on-death deed lets you transfer your property to your beneficiary upon your death (as long as you still own it) without going through probate. Like a living trust, you […]
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Why is estate planning important? Probably you are wondering. If I don’t have my estate plan, won’t my spouse and children get my assets anyway? The answer is yes, they will get your assets, but they may not get them how you want when you want, or in a way that you would want The […]
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HOW STRONG IS A HANDWRITTEN WILL? When Aretha Franklin, passed away in 2018, her family and lawyer initially thought she had died without a will.But in early 2020, three handwritten wills were found in Franklin’s home in Detroit. Two from 2010 were locked in a cabinet and one from 2014 was found hidden under a […]
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Most people want to avoid probate court and look for legal strategies that will allow them to pass their money and property from one generation to the next without going to probate court. But, is there ever a time when probate court is the best option? What exactly is probate court? Probate court is a […]
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