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When a testator passes away, the executor of the estate is responsible for submitting a valid will to probate court. In most cases, the executor is then responsible for the execution of the estate. The duties of the executor can extend to contacting beneficiaries and...
In an estate plan, the testator typically makes a will. A will is a legal document that outlines how an estate is distributed and who should benefit from it. Unfortunately, a will dispute can put a halt to the deceased’s last wishes. Someone might contest a will...
Auto accidents happen for many reasons. Victims may suffer injuries and losses because of drunk driving, speeding and user error. One of the biggest causes of auto accidents, however, is distracted driving. Distracted driving happens when a driver’s focus is drawn...
Over half of all households in the U.S. own a pet. Dogs are one of the most popular pets owned. Despite what people hope, however, not all dogs are friendly. Even the kindest, most beloved dog can suddenly bite, and a dog bite can cause medical illnesses if it is left...
You’re tired after a long day at work but have dinner plans with your old college buddy. He is only in town for one night. Yawning, you get behind the wheel and immediately go to a drive-thru to grab some coffee. The caffeine will, hopefully, make you feel alert...
If your loved one or family member is confined to a nursing home or long-term care center, they could face the risk of bedsores from neglect. Also known as decubitus ulcers and pressure sores, bedsores can develop quickly, over days and even hours. The frustrating...
Regarding legal matters, two terms often used interchangeably but possessing distinct differences are estate administration and probate administration. Understanding these differences is crucial, especially if you are currently navigating the aftermath of a loved...
In legal matters and the protection of vulnerable individuals, two terms often emerge: guardianships and conservatorships. While they may seem similar at first glance, they serve distinct purposes. Below are the differences between guardianships and conservatorships,...
Estate planning allows you to plan for incapacity and protect your loved ones when you die. You can determine how your assets will be distributed, who will inherit your business, who will raise your kids and so on. So, why do some people avoid it? Here are three...
When a testator (someone who writes a will) dies, their named executor will take the will to probate. If the probate court approves the executor's appointment and determines the will is valid, the executor will give a copy of the will and a notice of probate of will...