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02, 2016
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Did Whitney Houston Leave Too Much Money To Bobbi Kristina?

February 5, 2016
Whitney Houston’s estate was worth approximately $20 million when she died – plenty to meet the needs of her only daughter – Bobbi Kristina. Sadly, only a few years after Houston’s death, Bobbi Kristina died as well. Although Bobbi Kristina’s…
05
02, 2016
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Are Handwritten Intentions Enforceable? Princess Diana Thought So…

February 5, 2016
Princess Diana of Wales was one of the world’s most loved celebrities – and one of the richest. Her tragic death in 1997 was world news. The majority of her estate, reportedly worth $40 million at the time of her…
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12, 2015
An illustrative image showing different pathways of wealth distribution control, emphasizing the importance of wills and trusts in estate planning and elder law.

Wills Vs. Trusts: Take Control of Your Wealth Distribution!

December 23, 2015
You work hard for your money and want to ensure that your wealth distribution goes according to your wishes upon death. Sadly, many people simply don't understand the difference between wills and trusts and how they can affect inheritance. Don’t…
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12, 2015
A concerned older woman peering through blinds, representing public access to probate records in estate planning.

Nosey Neighbor Nellie Can Find Out About Your Probate. Really.

December 15, 2015
Most people think of probate as a private process. However, since wills are filed at the courthouse, probated estates become a matter of public record. That means your nosey neighbor Nellie can simply go down to the courthouse or hop…
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12, 2015
A frustrated person looking at a clock, symbolizing the lengthy and time-consuming process of probate in estate planning and elder law.

HELP! This Probate Is Taking Forever!!!

December 15, 2015
After a loved one dies, her estate must be settled. While most people want the settlement process to be done ASAP, probate can take between 18 and 24 months. Yes, you heard that right. The time delays create unnecessary stress.…
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12, 2015
Checklist of items related to estate planning, including life insurance, annuities, and retirement plans, with a focus on avoiding probate costs.

3 Simple Ways to Avoid Probate Costs

December 15, 2015
The bad news: probated estates are subject to a variety of costs from attorneys, executors, appraisers, accountants, courts, and state law. Depending on the probate's complexity, fees can run into tens of thousands of dollars. The good news: probate costs…
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08, 2015
A concerned elderly couple reviewing estate planning documents in response to rising probate fees.

Skyrocketing Probate Fees – Another Reason to Avoid Probate Court

August 1, 2015
As of July 1, 2015, Connecticut probate courts earned the dubious distinction of charging the highest probate fees in the U.S. Amazingly, the Connecticut legislature voted to completely cut general fund support for the state’s probate courts for the next…
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05, 2015
A desk with various legal documents and a fountain pen, emphasizing the importance of secure storage for a last will and testament in estate planning and elder law.

Baltimore Register of Wills Can’t Find Her Father’s Original Last Will, Will Your Family Be Able to Find Yours?

May 1, 2015
While it’s not unusual for an original last will and testament to be misplaced, it is when your daughter happens to be the Register of Wills for Baltimore City. What is a Register of Wills? In Maryland, the Register of…
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04, 2015
Close-up of a person writing on a legal deed document, highlighting the potential risks of drafting property deeds without professional help in estate planning and elder law contexts.

Caution: Writing Your Own Deed to Avoid Probate Can Lead to Unintended Consequences

April 1, 2015
One common way to avoid probate of real estate after the owner dies is to hold the title to the property in joint names with rights of survivorship with children or other beneficiaries. This is accomplished by adding the names…
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03, 2015
A person reviewing financial documents beside a bank account statement, representing the concept of Payable on Death accounts in estate planning and elder law contexts.

Is a Payable on Death Account Right for You and Your Family?

March 1, 2015
Payable on death accounts, or “POD accounts” for short, have become popular for avoiding probate in the last decade or so. What is a POD Account? A POD account is a type of bank account authorized by state law which…

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