Q&A with Loraine: My Husband Passed Away Without a Will. I Filed Probate Paperwork to be the Administrator.
Question: My husband passed away without a Will. I filed probate paperwork to be the administrator. I was told when I filed the paperwork, I
Wedding Planning and Estate Planning Go Hand in Hand
Love is in the air, and many couples are anticipating and planning summer weddings. While it may not seem like the most romantic topic, estate
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Q&A with Loraine: How Do I Leave My House to My Grandson Instead of My Children?
Question: Can I leave my mortgaged house to my grandson in my Will even though I have two children? My children do not want him to
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Q&A with Loraine: My Sister is the Executor but Isn’t Following Through
Question: How can I force my sister to finalize my dad’s Will? She is the Executor, and the probate court is just waiting for her
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Corporate Transparency Act: A Big Deal for Anyone With an Interest in a Closely Held Company Beginning 1.1.2024! (Updated 3.31.2025)
Update: As of 3/21/25, CTA rules no longer apply to U.S. entities or their beneficial owners—only foreign companies may be affected.
Q&A with Loraine: A car that was willed to me was sold before my father passed, do I have any recourse?
Question: I just found out that my deceased father left me a car in his Will. He had dementia, and some family members convinced him
What’s New in Estate Planning for 2024
Now that 2024 is in full swing, it’s time to make sure you’re discussing the latest developments in estate planning with your attorney to ensure
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Q&A with Loraine: If my father passed away without a Will or trust, do my sister and I have a legal right to part of his house?
Question: My father passed away unexpectedly a few months ago before he had time to create a Will or trust, and no one was appointed
