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Remarriage inspires estate planning considerations that shouldn't be overlooked. When you're blending families, acquiring new assets or navigating obligations from a prior marriage, revisiting and updating your estate plan after remarriage can make a big difference...
If you have already named someone to execute your estate when you die, it’s likely you thought long and hard about choosing them. Despite this, it is important to remember that you always have the right to change your choice. There are no conditions on when or why you...
The court process of validating your will and overseeing the distribution of your estate, commonly known as probate, is often slow, costly and open to public scrutiny. For your grieving loved ones, this can be a stressful and frustrating experience, given that they...