Stealing an Inheritance
April 7, 2015
Estate administrators are supposed to distribute assets according to the terms of the estate plan. But, what happens if they do not and use some of the money for their
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Estate administrators are supposed to distribute assets according to the terms of the estate plan. But, what happens if they do not and use some of the money for their
Different financial instruments have different rules about what can be done with them. The same thing holds true when you inherit the instruments. If you inherit a Roth IRA, the
The estate administration of the estate of Ernie Banks has been troubled and features a feud between his caregiver and his family. Now the funeral home has entered the fray.
In an interesting case out of Brooklyn, a son alleges that his father hid millions of dollars under various aliases. The son has taken over administration of the estate and
Many state Supreme Courts have pro se forms for people to use when filing different types of legal actions. A Senate proposal in Texas is proposing that the state’s Supreme
As is always the case, people in their 20s today have different priorities than their parents and grandparents. Younger priorities often do not include investing in the stock market. This
State legislatures throughout the country are currently debating whether a person’s digital accounts should remain private after death or be accessible by estate administrators. A new proposal in Virginia strikes
Blended families are becoming more common in the United States. This creates special considerations that must be taken into account during estate planning because not planning properly for blended families
When someone passes away, his or her debts become a part of the estate and must be paid. This is one of the jobs of the executor or personal representative.
Initially, experts believed that the dispensation of Robin Williams’ estate would go smoothly. However, that has not turned out to be the case. There are lessons to be learned from
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