Every estate plan is unique to the person who creates it. Your individual situation dictates the documents that you include in your plan. While there is no requirement that your estate plan must contain a will, the American Bar Association points out a few ways it can...
Your will can provide instructions for how you want the courts to divide your assets. However, invalid wills can inhibit the probate process. When you begin estate planning, make sure you create a legally valid will. Valid wills You must voluntarily write your will...
When you think about estate planning, your assets probably come to mind and your main concern is what you want to leave to your heirs. However, depending on the nature and extent of those assets, and even your state of health, there are other important aspects of...