Estate Planning
Wills
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Can I disinherit relatives I don't like?
Disinheritance is intentionally depriving someone who would otherwise be a rightful heir from receiving your estate.
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Can I transfer my business through my will?
Yes, you can use your will to transfer your business interest after your death.
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Do I have to accept a bequest I don't want?
Whatever your reason for not wanting the bequest, you can refuse it by disclaiming it.
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Do I need an attorney to prepare my will?
A will does not need to be prepared by an attorney for it to be legally effective.
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I want my son to have my valuable collection of baseball cards when I die. How do I make sure he gets it?
The best way to ensure that a specific asset goes to a specific person is through your will.
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What is the difference between a living will and a living trust?
A living will lets you manage your health-care decisions in case you become incapacitated. A living trust lets you manage your property in case you become incapacitated.
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What will happen if I die without a will?
If you do not have a will, you leave no legal instructions about how your property is to be distributed to your heirs.
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Who should I name as guardian of my children in case my spouse and I should die at the same time?
This process takes careful consideration and may be emotionally difficult, so you'll want to take your time.
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Who should I name as trustee?
A trustee is an institution or person who is the legal owner of the property held by the trust
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