Do You Need to Update Your Will and Other Estate Planning Documents If You Change Your State of Residence?
The question of needing to update your estate planning documents if you move to a different state is a common one. If your Will was
Richard M. Morgan, Esq. Named to The Best Lawyers in America© List for Ninth Consecutive Year
ALPHARETTA, GA — Aug. 19, 2021 — Morgan and DiSalvo, P.C. announced today that Richard M. Morgan has been included in the 2022 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America© for his
Q&A with Loraine: Tax-free Gifts
Question: How do I give money from my brother’s estate to other family members tax-free? Background: My brother, who lived in Arkansas, recently died and
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Another Day, Another Real Life Estate Drama
by Richard Morgan Based on preliminary news reports, M. Richard Robinson, Jr., the head of Scholastic Corp., died suddenly this past June while he was out
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Q&A with Loraine: Family Home
Question: Who does my father’s home, which he previously shared with my grandmother, legally belong to? Background: My father recently died, and my grandmother pre-deceased
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Should I Use a Will or a Revocable Living Trust as My Primary Estate Planning Document? Separating Facts From Fiction (Updated July 2023)
by Richard Morgan As part of your base (core) estate plan, you need to determine if a Will or a Revocable Living Trust (RLT) should
Q&A with Loraine: Petition to Probate
Background: My father recently passed away and I have received a request to sign a Petition to Probate in Solemn Form. Even though I did
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New Funeral Expense Reimbursement Available for COVID 19 Victims
If someone in your family was one of the 600,000 Americans who died of COVID-19, you may be able to file for $9,000 in reimbursement
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