by Hartmann Law | Mar 5, 2026 | Estate Planning, Hartmann Law, Inheritance, Legal Tips
Being named an executor in a loved one’s estate plan is a significant title. Being named as the executor essentially means that they trust you enough to handle their affairs after they are gone, but it comes with more than just the honor of being chosen. Being an...
by Hartmann Law | Jan 23, 2026 | Estate Planning, Hartmann Law, Inheritance, Legal Tips
Your estate plan goes beyond a few legal documents. Your estate plan equates to your wishes, values, and goals for your legacy after you are gone. To ensure that all of those are aligned with where you are now, you must be ready to reassess your estate plan regularly....
by Hartmann Law | Oct 28, 2025 | Estate Planning, Hartmann Law, Inheritance, Legal Tips
For some, finding out that they are inheriting assets from a loved one or friend can be thrilling and emotional. However, for others, the inheritance might not align with their values, plans, or life. When that is the case, they can choose to disclaim an inheritance....
by Hartmann Law | Jun 18, 2025 | Estate Planning
One of the most significant estate planning factors is determining how you will distribute your assets to your friends and family. However, if you have no heirs, there could be a hitch in that plan. Fortunately, estate planning does not solely depend on having heirs....
by Hartmann Law | May 29, 2025 | Estate Planning
While estate planning is about deciding who will inherit your assets, it is also a time to plan and strategize the best way to minimize tax exposure. One of the most significant ways people choose to do this is through gift-giving. Through your estate planning...
