Keep Your Family Out of Court: 3 Simple Ways to Avoid Probate
Avoid probate with these 3 simple ways and safeguard your legacy from stress and significant expenses for your family.
Read articleAvoid probate with these 3 simple ways and safeguard your legacy from stress and significant expenses for your family.
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Read articleUnderstanding why probate is taking so long can ease your stress. Premier Legacy Law explains the delays and how planning ahead can help.
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Read articleEstate planning plays a crucial role in protecting your assets and ensuring your loved ones are cared for when you’re no longer here. But when it comes to estate planning attorneys and probate attorneys, many people aren’t sure which type of lawyer they need—or if they need both.
Read articleThere are pros and cons to probate, and after weighing them, some people may prefer to establish a testamentary trust, which is a trust created through a will—even if this means that the person’s money and property must go through probate before the trust is funded and money is given to beneficiaries.
Read articleEstate planning attorneys and probate and trust administration attorneys play crucial but distinct roles in the legal processes involving legacy planning, asset distribution, and wealth preservation. As part of the estate planning process, you should discuss with your attorney the role they will play during your lifetime and whether they can also assist your loved ones with estate and trust administration when you pass away.
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