Tackling The Tough Cases For Over 30 Years
Do you know what your digital footprint looks like? Chances are that it’s more significant than you think. For instance, you likely have social media accounts, online bank accounts, digital assets and other important information. If you are planning your estate and...
Less than half of all American adults have an estate plan, according to a survey by caring.com. Whether you’re a parent, a young entrepreneur or a business leader with decades of experience, planning your estate is crucial. A basic will is often the starting point,...
After a person passes on, the property they own or have placed in trust often passes to their loved ones. An executor (also called a personal representative), a trustee or both might manage their possessions during this time. What should you know about your duties if...
Founding attorney Clay Taylor recently received the opportunity to present at the Manufacturers Representatives of America (MRA) 2024 Seminar, held at the historic Jekyll Island Club Resort in Georgia. This seminar brought together sales representatives, legal minds,...
Probate is a legal process that takes place after someone passes away, and it often involves the distribution of the deceased person's assets to their heirs and beneficiaries. However, there are several probate myths and misconceptions that can create confusion and...
Losing a loved one is an emotionally taxing experience, and handling the estate can be a complicated process. In Minnesota, the legal system attempts to fairly distribute the deceased's assets according to their will or, if there is no will, according to state laws....
Serving as the executor of an estate is a significant responsibility that requires transparency and integrity. However, disputes can arise, and sometimes, executors may find themselves facing accusations of embezzlement. This blog will discuss steps to take if you, as...
As the executor of an estate, you have a fiduciary duty to the best interests of the estate. Sometimes, even when you believe that you have upheld that duty, a beneficiary of the estate may question your decisions. They may accuse you of a breach of your fiduciary...
There's an expression that says the wheels of justice turn slowly. Anyone who has ever been involved in a lawsuit can tell you this is true. And it applies to probate litigation as well. If you are the executor of a loved one's estate and your sister or other relative...