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Q&A with Loraine: What is my legal name after marriage?
Question: I am getting married soon and intend to change my name. How do I make the change legal? Loraine’s Answer: I’ve seen some misconceptions ...
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Estate Planning Attorneys Richard M. Morgan and Loraine M. DiSalvo Named to Super Lawyers List for 2023
Morgan and DiSalvo, P.C., an award-winning estate planning firm in business for more than 27 years, announced today that Richard M. Morgan and Loraine M. ...
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Q&A with Loraine: What is the best way to sell real property that was bequeathed but never transferred to an heir who later died intestate?
Question: What is the best way to sell real property that was bequeathed but never transferred to an heir who later died intestate? A house ...
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Q&A with Loraine: I am inheriting life insurance proceeds. Should I use them to pay my brother’s debts or help my brother’s son?
Question: My brother passed away, and I am inheriting the proceeds from his life insurance policy. Am I responsible for paying off my brother’s debts? ...
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Q&A with Loraine: My mom has stage 4 cancer. What does she need to do before she dies? Will her assets be left to me (her only child) or her spouse (my stepfather)?
Question: My mom has stage 4 cancer. What does she need to do before she dies? Will her assets be left to me (her only ...
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Q&A with Loraine: If a person only has a few thousand dollars in the bank and no other assets, should you still file probate if they have a Will?
Question: If a person only has a few thousand dollars in the bank and no other assets, should you still file probate if they have ...
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Q&A with Loraine: What legal form do I need to remove four deceased siblings from a family deed, while three siblings remain?
Question: What legal form do I need to complete to remove four deceased siblings from the family deed, yet leave my three remaining siblings? Loraine’s ...
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Estate Planning for Married Couples with Children from Prior Relationships (Blended Families) and for Couples without Children (Updated December 2022)
Estate planning for blended families and for those without children can raise difficult issues, but viable options normally exist to keep the parties satisfied. Blended ...
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