Every state’s requirements for wills and estate distribution is a little different. If you made an estate plan years ago in Georgia, it might not meet all state requirements if you’ve moved to retire in North Carolina. A nuisance, right? Right. But it’s important for...
What Does Intestacy Mean? If someone you love has died without a will, you may have heard the legal term “intestacy”. It sounds weird, but it’s just a word used to describe someone’s estate when they’ve not created an official will before their...
When you research or talk with others about estate planning, wills, end of life to-do lists, etc., terms can start to get a little confusing. Trusts are often talked about alongside Last Will and Testaments, and when the two are grouped together it’s hard to know the...
It’s easier, quicker, and more convenient to do as many things online as possible – we get it. And when it comes to legal documents, going through an attorney means trying to find someone you trust (not as easy as it should be sometimes) and carving out time in...
Thinking about when and how to write your Last Will and Testament is often on the “I-know-I-need-to-do-that-but-I-don’t-want-to-think-about-it-today” list, right up there with scheduling a colonoscopy and spending a Saturday at the DMV. We get it. It...
