As you make plans for the future of your estate, you will come across new terms you are not familiar with. It’s important not to get terms confused so you can create a smoother experience for yourself. Two common terms … Read More
If you are the executor of someone’s will, it is your responsibility to settle their estate after they die. Among other things, you will need to prepare and file a court accounting with the probate court. A court accounting is … Read More
The main difference with informal vs formal court accounting is the comprehensiveness of the accounting. Informal is often used when there is no beneficiary disagreement, while formal is often required when there is concern that estate’s assets were not properly … Read More
Estate law attorneys help their clients determine the specific distribution of their estate. They also provide counsel for those seeking to establish a trust where assets are set aside for a future beneficiary. Drafting wills, trusts and other estate planning … Read More