How to Revoke a Revocable Trust
Maybe you set up your revocable trust as a married couple before you got divorced. Perhaps you’ve decided to change who the successor trustee will
Maybe you set up your revocable trust as a married couple before you got divorced. Perhaps you’ve decided to change who the successor trustee will
You can download just about anything online these days: movies, games, and even a do-it-yourself will. But, just because you can do something doesn’t mean
Wikipedia gives this definition of a pour-over will: “A pour-over will is a testamentary device wherein the writer of a will creates a trust, and
No one with young children wants to think that something might happen to them. But for a single parent, that difficult thought brings on added
As a probate law firm in Florida, we speak to many clients who have just lost a loved one and were at a loss to
Now that we’ve turned the page to 2017, it’s a good time to assess the legal documents you should have, and update or create the
A “Living Will” is not the same thing as a Will. The latter directs where your stuff should go. The former tells your family and
Wondering how you might take title when you buy your new home? If you’re single or divorced, you’d obviously have sole ownership. But if you’re
If you have a will or have been thinking of creating one, don’t forget to also have your attorney draft these other, equally important, documents
Sometimes clients come to an attorney wanting to create a Revocable Living Trust. What this means is that a legal entity, or trust, is created