by Nicole Sheehey | Jul 8, 2025 | Will
POV: You create a will that you think is strong and sturdy and will stand the test of time, even when you’re gone. But… that’s not what happens. Instead, one of your beneficiaries challenges the validity of your will after you die. Yikes! What can you do to avoid this...
by Katherine Bakes | Jun 17, 2025 | Will
Creating a will and confused about the witness and notarization requirements? No worries, we’ve got you covered. A will is a way for people to devise their assets for their beneficiaries after they pass away. Each state lays out requirements for creating a valid will....
by Vivian Oberling | Jun 9, 2025 | Will
The loss of a loved one is already emotionally charged, but when disputes about their estates rear their ugly heads, the grieving process can become a hundred times more complicated. Contesting a will isn’t just about legal technicalities and the financial toll of...
by Vivian Oberling | Jun 7, 2025 | Will
At first glance, the topic of writing a spouse out of a will can raise a few eyebrows and elicit wide-eyed reactions. While it’s not exactly dinner-table conversation, life is complicated, relationships—even healthy ones—are dynamic, and you may find yourself facing...
by Nicole Sheehey | May 24, 2025 | Will
Imagine this: A grieving family gathers after the loss of their beloved grandmother, only to discover that their sweet Gramma Jo’s meticulously crafted will is outdated, reflecting a life that is no longer relevant—addressing all assets to people that are no longer in...
by Nicole Sheehey | May 18, 2025 | Will
What’s something that’s super morbid and sad to think about but that is also super important? Guardianship for your minor children. Putting a guardianship provision in your will is important if you have kids under 18. Without it, a court will typically make this...
