If you are the beneficiary of a will, you expect the executor to perform his or her duties as the law demands. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. When an executor does not perform his or her duties honestly and in good faith, you may seek to have him…
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When your loved one passes on, the last thing you want to think about is money. However, if he or she died intestate, meaning he or she did not write a will, you are most likely concerned about what will happen with his or her assets. Please read on to…
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If your loved one has recently passed away and did not draft a will or a trust, his or her estate may have to be handled by a probate court. This can be a complicated process, so if you are chosen as the estate administrator, there are a few things…
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Wills plan for important estate administration matters. These legal documents provide guidelines on how a deceased individual’s estate should be administered among their loved ones. They can include the names of beneficiaries in their will, which can include a few beneficiaries. These beneficiaries will receive a part of the estate…
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When an individual plans their estate, they often create a will that determines exactly who will inherit their assets. The person or group of people chosen to receive assets after a decedent passes away are known as beneficiaries. Often, the decedent will leave them money or other assets, such as…
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When an individual passes away in California, it is important that their loved ones handle all matters related to the estate. Generally, if the person who passed created a will, they have already named an executor that they trust to act as the personal representative of the estate and handle…
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