Executor’s Duties An executor, sometimes called a personal representative, is the person who is named in a will, appointed by the court, and responsible for probating the will and settling the estate. Depending on the state, an executor may work…
Estate planning is much more than simply drafting a will and leaving it at that. If you’re a parent, you want to make sure you’re putting your children in the best possible position for decades to come. If you’re a…
A trust can be an important part of your estate. Trusts allow you to avoid probate, minimize taxes, provide organization, maintain control, and provide for yourself and your heirs. In simple terms, a trust is a book of instructions wherein…
Considering all the types of trusts available, creating an estate plan can seem daunting. This is one of the main reasons by people tend to avoid taking the steps to their estate plan done. Here’s a look at the basics…