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- - 3 critical issues to address in an advance medical directive
- - 3 key reasons to consider a living trust
- - 3 Potential Estate-Planning Concerns For Business Owners
- - 3 times a spendthrift trust can be the right choice
- - 4 common mistakes executors make and how to avoid them
- - 4 reasons a will may be declared invalid
- - 5 strategies for avoiding probate in Virginia
- - 6 situations that require you to adjust your estate plan
- - Actions To Take If Suspecting Fraud From An Estate Executor
- - Addressing income tax obligations during estate administration
- - Adjusting ownership to limit estate tax liability
- - Are estate taxes costly enough to justify special planning?
- - Are handwritten wills valid in Virginia probate?
- - Can a beneficiary withdraw money from a trust?
- - Can a trust provide tax benefits during your lifetime?
- - Can you reduce conflict over your will?
- - Considerations for disinheriting family members in a will
- - Defending a will
- - Dividing your estate unequally? Here are some things to consider.
- - Do you need a notary for a will in Virginia?
- - Does Moving Affect Your Estate Plan?
- - Estate planning for a loved one with special needs
- - Evaluating the advantages of a special needs trust
- - Frequently asked questions regarding marital trusts in Virginia
- - How a power of attorney works in Virginia
- - How an executor can check for estate assets
- - How can a trust be modified or revoked?
- - How can a will help you if you have children?
- - How complicated is the probate process?
- - How do living wills interact with DNR orders?
- - How do you talk to your elderly parents about estate planning?
- - How does a family limited partnership reduce estate taxes?
- - How does a QPRT work in estate planning?
- - How irrevocable trusts help reduce estate taxes
- - How long does an executor have to settle an estate in Virginia?
- - How much can you inherit without paying taxes in Virginia?
- - How should an executor handle unknown heirs or beneficiaries?
- - How should you split your assets for your Virginia estate plan?
- - How to make it clear that your will is free of undue influence
- - How to write a will for a blended family in Virginia
- - How your estate plan can affect your medical care
- - Is an electronic will a viable option in Virginia?
- - Is it worth drafting a will on your own?
- - Is my property subject to estate tax?
- - Is your estate plan comprehensive enough?
- - Is your estate subject to taxation?
- - Key fiduciary roles in estate plans
- - Mistakes to avoid making when creating your Virginia estate plan
- - Navigating Influences On Estate Planning
- - New Legislation Requires Minimum Of Three Guardianship Visits
- - Protecting those you love by planning your estate
- - Reasons to change the guardian in your estate plan
- - Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act in Virginia
- - Tax considerations to make when estate planning
- - Tax implications of gifting assets during a lifetime
- - The importance of having a legal will in Virginia
- - The importance of updating an estate plan
- - Tips for bringing up estate planning with your parents
- - Trusts can play an important role in estate planning
- - Understanding how estate taxes work in Virginia
- - Understanding how revocable and irrevocable trusts work
- - Understanding the importance of specificity in will drafting
- - Understanding the probate process when there is a will
- - Welcome To Our Blog
- - What Are Executors Expected To Do?
- - What Are Living Trusts In A Virginia Estate Plan?
- - What are some different types of trusts?
- - What are some warning signs of undue influence?
- - What are the challenges of probate with changing family dynamics?
- - What are the key benefits of revocable trusts?
- - What Assets Should Not Be Placed Into A Trust?
- - What can you include in funeral plans in your will?
- - What debts must personal representatives pay during probate?
- - What documents to include in a basic estate plan
- - What does a personal representative do?
- - What estate planning steps should unmarried couples take?
- - What happens if you die without a will in Virginia
- - What happens to your online accounts when you pass?
- - What if there is a conflict between a will and life insurance?
- - What increases the odds of estate disputes?
- - What is a holographic will?
- - What is a springing power of attorney?
- - What is the generation-skipping transfer tax?
- - What should you know about guardianships in Virginia?
- - What Virginians need to know about probate tax
- - When estate planning for pets often involves trusts
- - When should you consider updating your will?
- - When should you create a will?
- - When should you dispute an estate?
- - When to choose a guardian for your children in an estate plan
- - Where can you store estate planning documents?
- - Who closes bank accounts during estate administration?
- - Who Should Have A Will?
- - Who should you choose as a guardian for your children?
- - Who should you choose as your estate executor?
- - Why may probate take a long time?
- - Why should you review your estate plan?
- - Why you might want to avoid probate court
- - Writing a will adds value to your estate plan
