Are You Liable for Your Loved One’s Debts?
Losing a loved one is always a painful experience. In many cases, it also comes with logistical and financial challenges[…]
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How to Spot Signs of Undue Influence
Preparing a will or estate plan is an important aspect of protecting assets. If a loved one is going through this proces[…]
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Intestacy Laws in Alabama and What They Mean for You
You know that creating a will is important if you want your assets to be distributed to those you love after your death.[…]
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How to Resolve Disputes Over Inherited Real Estate
The loss of a loved one is always devastating, but the situation can get much worse if you also have to worry about disp[…]
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Can an Ex-Spouse Legally Claim Your Inheritance?
If you’ve recently lost a loved one and you’re the beneficiary under their will, you may be worried about going thro[…]
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Essential Documents You Need for Estate Planning
One of the most responsible things you can do to protect your assets for your loved ones is to pursue an estate planning[…]
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What Legal Documents Are Required for Probate?
The death of a loved one means having to go through probate. This legal process involves validating the deceased’s wil[…]
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Estate Planning for Loved Ones with Dementia or Alzheimer’s
When a family member is diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s, the ripple effects can be far-reaching. The initial sh[…]
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Digital Asset Estate Planning in Alabama
Digital asset estate planning involves legally documenting how your online accounts, cryptocurrency, digital files, and electronic property should be managed and distributed after death or incapacity. Without proper planning under Alabama law, executors cannot access crucial accounts like online banking, social media profiles, or cryptocurrency wallets—potentially losing thousands of dollars and irreplaceable family memories. The …
How to Handle Digital Assets in an Estate Plan or After Death
How to handle digital assets in an estate plan or after death starts by thoroughly inventorying all digital accounts and files, such as social media profiles, email accounts, cryptocurrencies, online banking, and cloud storage. However, this step alone might not ensure a stress-free probate process. As digital assets such as cryptocurrency, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), online …
Do Kids Need Their Own Estate Planning Documents?
Kids need their own estate planning documents to protect their inheritance, assign guardianship, and protect their best interests when life’s uncertainties hit home. However, creating legally sound protections for minors requires more than good intentions. An estate planning lawyer can clarify what legal steps fit each family’s circumstances to protect a child’s best interests, no …