Wills, Trusts and Probate Law
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This article discusses the probate division of the state court system of how it effects the average citizen. -
What is a "Life Estate"? A "life estate" is an estate whose duration is limited to the life of an individual. -
Many time people will tell me that they don't need a Will. It is often a husband and wife who have already put the . -
Property passes three ways on death ‚ —by will, by contract, and by operation of law. Many people pay close attenti. -
Once upon a time, S corporations (the kind which pay no federal income tax at the corporate level) had to be owned . -
In almost every session of the General Assembly in recent years, legislation has emerged which requir. -
On September 27, a group of Democratic House members introduced what they consider to be compromise estate t. -
This is not often the most advantageous way to hold title to property owned jointly with you and your spouse. . -
1. DO YOU HAVE A WILL? If you die without a will in the state of California, your estate will be disbursed purs. -
A trust is a contract between a Trustmaker (you) and a Trustee (you) for the Management or Distribution of Assets t.