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When someone chooses you to serve as their executor, they are relying on you to manage their estate and fulfill their final wishes. It is a significant responsibility that’s often fraught with emotional, financial and legal complexities. Even well-intentioned...
You are named as the executor of your parents’ estate. This means that it is your job to read the estate plan, determine what will be required, take an inventory of the assets your parents own and work to distribute those assets to the right beneficiaries. You’re in...
People who are creating an estate plan need to think about the options they have for passing their assets along to their loved ones. This can occur through the pre-death gifts, will designations or trusts, for example. For many, the control and benefits that come with...
Most people in the United States do not have an estate plan, but the ones that do typically only have a last will and testament. A will does not bypass the probate process, meaning it cannot transfer assets to beneficiaries without going through probate. The first...
Asset identification and recovery is a crucial step in an estate’s administration. Before probate progresses, the executor or administrator must account for all assets. However, when the deceased has multiple assets, some of which they did not make known during their...
Finalizing probate matters after a family member's death could be overwhelming. In addition to going through the necessary procedures, the family must deal with the grief and stress caused by the tragic loss. Still, the probate process is essential when dealing with...
Establishing a trust is a solid way to approach estate planning. It is a formal and lawful document that enables your beneficiaries to legally inherit your assets and properties. However, trusts are not free from problems. Beneficiaries and would-be beneficiaries can...
When you pass away, your estate will have to go through probate. Basically, this is the process of winding up your estate and distributing your assets according to the stipulations in your will or Nevada intestacy laws if died without a will. Probate is generally a...
The executor or personal representative of an estate is someone in a position of authority, even if it is only temporary. They have the authority to distribute property from the estate and to resolve someone's outstanding obligation. They file tax paperwork, close...
No one wants to think about death, but it's a reality we all must face. And after we die, our estate will go through probate, a lengthy and expensive process for your loved ones who are grieving their loss. Probate is a court-supervised process for validating a will...