When you cut someone out of your will entirely, it's known as disinheriting them. They get nothing from your estate. It's a drastic step, but one that some parents opt to take.You can do this, but you need to be very careful. Make sure it's really what you want and...
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Month: April 2019
Tips for talking to your parents about their estate plan
Bringing up estate planning can be difficult. You don't want to sound like all you're worried about is getting your parents' money. You don't want to bring up topics that make them feel uncomfortable.At the same time, you know how important it is for people to do...
Divorce means it’s time to update your estate plan
When you decide to get divorced, it means that much of the estate plan you created with your former spouse no longer applies. Some things may still work -- leaving assets to your children, for instance -- but it is time to take a look at all of the documents and make...
Tips for adding an art collection into your estate plan
If you are an art collector, odds are that your collection is one of the most valuable things that you own. Not only does it have a lot of sentimental value, but you have invested time and money into it. It could be worth more than your home. You absolutely need to...
The problems with a holographic will
A holographic will is fairly simple. You create the document by writing it out yourself. You then sign it to show that you stand by what it says and that it reflects your wishes.Though it is simple and that may be tempting, there are some serious problems with...
