Common-law estate planning
If you need the money to pay bills, follow these steps
Estate Planning
The one thing your will doesn’t always decide
When it comes to investments, naming a beneficiary may supersede a will
Who gets what in a blended family with no will?
There are no guarantees of who will inherit the estate
Retirees need to start thinking ahead
There seems to be some big-time denial of the inevitable going on
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Help your parents avoid probate
Should you buy your parent's home to dodge probate?
Investing as power of attorney
Selling his mother's house will leave Frank with $140,000 in proceeds. Here's what he should do with the money
Can my son challenge my will?
Anna wants to leave her entire estate to her daughter
Joint tenancy vs. tenants in common
You can jointly own assets in two ways. Remember, each has different estate planning and tax implications
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Financial contracts with family
Angela and her husband are buying out their in-laws’ home