A Letter of Instructions (LOI) is a written or electronic document that sets out all the information that your fiduciaries will need to help assist you if you ever become incapacitated during your life and/or eventually upon your passing. Yes, it will take some effort…
Question: Where do I file my father’s Will? Background: My father recently died but he divided his time between his family home and Florida. Answer
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Question: When all of a couple’s assets are in the wife’s name, do those assets pass directly to the husband when she dies or can
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Question: How can we have an online profile for a deceased team member deleted from LinkedIn? Background: A deceased colleague of ours continues to be
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Question: I want to sell my grandparents’ extra cemetery plots as no one else in my family will use them. Background: My grandparents bought four
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Question: Is naming a beneficiary in a phone text considered a legal standard as far as a Will is concerned? Background: My brother is deceased,
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Question: I hired an attorney to help me with a matter, but now I can never reach her when she’s in the office and not
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