Category: Wills, Estates and Trusts

In a world full of social media, online banking and identities, dealing with digital assets as part of your Will is extremely important

Being an Executor is a big job. Be careful who you pick, and make sure that they are willing to do it.

Rule 25-2 of the Supreme Court Civil Rules requires Notice to be sent to beneficiaries, next of kin, and sometimes others, “at least 21 days” before the Executor files the

These two, very different incapacity planning documents, are often confused.

Should I put my Will in my safety deposit box? That is a frequently asked question by many clients of mine.

When you are appointed as an Attorney pursuant to a Power of Attorney, you are placed in a position of extreme trust.