Why Is My Will Made a Public Record?
In short, your will is to be made public record at the time of your unfortunate passing. Follow along to find out what this means for you.
Read MoreIn short, your will is to be made public record at the time of your unfortunate passing. Follow along to find out what this means for you.
Read MoreYou should address personal property in your estate plan so that your loved ones do not fight over it in estate litigation. Continue reading.
Read MoreFollow along to learn more about a grantor trust before you commit to establishing one and how a Putnam County trusts attorney can help you.
Read MoreYou must make an effort to include your stepchildren in your estate plan so they are granted the same rights as your children. Follow along.
Read MoreRead on to discover more about a transfer on death deed and how a Putnam County estate planning attorney can help you establish one.
Read MoreThere may be several valid circumstances as to why you wish to disinherit someone from your will. Follow along to find out why.
Read MoreFollow along to find out how to recognize National Estate Planning Awareness Week and how to employ a Putnam County estate planning attorney.
Read MoreIt may be best to leave the guardian of your minor children with a list of guidelines they can reference later on. Read on to discover more.
Read MoreAn advance healthcare directive can include instructions on how your medical affairs are to be handled when the time comes. Continue reading.
Read MoreIf you plan your estate administration accordingly, you may have most or all your assets avoid the probate process altogether. Follow along.
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