Generally, there will be two appointments:1) The first appointment: We'll discuss your life situation, wishes and assets. Then draw up an initial plan with you2) The signing: We'll review the Will in detail to ensure it reflects your wishes. We will also review with...
A professionally drafted Will is generally comprised of several parts:1) Identifies the person making it: Let your lawyer know if people commonly address you by another name than the name of your birth certificate as both names will be inserted in order to properly...
If you die without a Will, you will be deemed to have died "intestate" (i.e. without having left instructions as to how your property and assets are to be divided and distributed).In such situations, your property and assets will be distributed according to the...
It is crucial for everyone to have a carefully drafted, up-to-date, and valid Will that has been reviewed by a lawyer. The consequences of dying without a will can be significant.Contact & Associates to get started on drafting a will...
Your Will is a breathing document and should be reviewed on an ongoing basis to ensure it reflects your current life situation.Change in Marital Status: If you separated since you made your Will and if your Will refers to your spouse as the beneficiary to your estate,...
I do not like my daughter-in-law. Under no circumstances do I want her to benefit from anything I leave my son. What should I do?There is a Family Law Clause which protects the growth of any assets that you leave your son. The inheritance you leave your son is...
If I have a Will, why do I need to make a Power of Attorney for Property and Medical? It is important for you to realize that your Will only take into effect after you pass away. Only Power of Attorneys for Property and Medical will protect you if you are not able to...
Having a Will allows you to decide how to divide up your assets between your beneficiaries. YOU are in control. If you don't have a Will, there can be disputes as to who should be the executor of your estate, depleting the estate assets over legal fees. If you don't...
Wills and Estates: Power of Attorney, part 4 of 4.A Power of Attorney is a legal document that gives someone else the power to act on your behalf.Although there can be different kinds of Powers Attorney the most common are Powers of Attorney for Property which covers...
Did you know - Valentine's Day is one of the most popular days to get engaged.Planning for a wedding is exciting. There are lots of details to consider. How big a wedding, where it will be held, who to invite and of course...the dress! These are all part of the...
