5 Common Myths About Wills

5 Common Myths About Wills

There are many reasons that someone might put off writing their will, whether because of common myths they have heard or because it marks a time in their life they don’t wish to think about. However, a will is more than just a piece of paper; it is a legal document of...
Should I Write My Contract Myself?

Should I Write My Contract Myself?

There is no real estate transaction that does not require a contract of some kind. Whether that be a purchase, sale, or leasing of a property, there will always be a contract for the buyer, seller, leaser, or landlord to sign. A contract is essential to ensure the...
What Happens if There is no Will?

What Happens if There is no Will?

A will is a legal document to fulfill the testator’s wishes after their passing. While a will is commonplace, there will be a handful of occasions where a will can not be located, or there was not one in the first place. When this happens, it can be challenging to...
When Should You Update Your Estate Plan?

When Should You Update Your Estate Plan?

A significant error people make after creating their estate plan is not to touch it until it is dire or after a major life-changing event. In the end, life-changing events can happen more often than not, and it can be crucial to keep the status of your estate plan in...
Benefits of Revocable Living Trusts

Benefits of Revocable Living Trusts

As we get older, one thing becomes clear. We must create a will or trust for the sake of our estate and our family. Without specific clauses in place, your property and valuables may not go to the people you hope, or the bank could take them. Setting up a will or...
Avoiding Unnecessary Probate Costs

Avoiding Unnecessary Probate Costs

When probate becomes necessary, it is usually around an already stressful time for people. Probate is brought on after a family member’s death, leading the family to go through estate and assets. However, it is uncommon for money and wills to be easy to talk about...