Key Estate Planning Tips for Families With Young Children
As a parent, your life revolves around your children—their happiness, safety, and future. You want the very best for t[…]
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How to Uncover Hidden Assets During Probate
Losing someone you love is never easy. In the midst of mourning, handling their final affairs can add an extra layer of […]
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How to Update Your Will After Divorce
When life circumstances change, your estate plan should, too. After a divorce, if your will still names your ex-spouse a[…]
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How to Navigate the Probate Process Without a Lawyer
The probate process can feel overwhelming for many families, especially after the loss of a loved one. Navigating probat[…]
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Common Causes of Estate Disputes and How to Avoid Them
No one wants to think forward to the day they leave this world. But confronting that uncomfortable reality is necessary […]
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Steps to Remove a Trustee from Your Trust
Selecting a trustee is a critical decision when establishing a trust, as this individual is responsible for managing the[…]
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Tax Implications of Probate
Dealing with the aftermath of a loved one’s passing is undoubtedly one of life’s most challenging experiences. Amid […]
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How to Revoke a Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that grants someone the authority to act on your behalf in various matters[…]
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How Beneficiaries in Alabama Can Protect Their Inheritance by Suing a Trustee
Trust disputes can arise when families are already dealing with grief or financial uncertainty, and when trustees fail to uphold their obligations, the impact can be devastating. In Alabama, beneficiaries are not without recourse. State law clearly outlines trustee responsibilities and provides beneficiaries with tools to challenge misconduct or negligence. Understanding these rights is the …
How Birmingham Probate Litigation Attorneys Protect Your Rights in Estate Disputes
Probate is meant to bring order to the distribution of assets after someone passes away, but in practice, it often creates conflict. When family members disagree about a will’s validity, how an executor is handling the estate, or who should inherit, probate litigation becomes necessary. These disputes are stressful and emotional, but they are also …
How to Remove an Executor in Alabama for Misconduct, Negligence, or Breach of Duty
When a loved one passes away, the executor of their estate steps into a role of great responsibility. They must pay debts, manage assets, and ensure beneficiaries receive what the will directs. In Alabama, executors have a fiduciary duty, a legal obligation to act with honesty and fairness. Sadly, not all executors live up to …