You’ve made your will, and you’ve created a full-proof estate plan. What next? Have you considered what happens if your will is contested? Contesting a will refers to a person, usually a family member, who declares they deserve more of your property than another beneficiary. Loved ones and other beneficiaries can disagree or contest a will for months or even... Read More
We think it’s fair to say that it can be an overbearing struggle to have to deal with your recently deceased loved one’s belongings. This can be for a number of reasons, but the most important would perhaps be the sentimental value these belongings have. If the deceased had a will, then knowing how these personal effects will be handled... Read More
Whether most want to avoid the topic or not, there will come a time when we will all have to decide who to leave our assets to after we’ve passed on. It’s not easy deciding how to go about doing this or who gets what, but with our help, the process can be easy and very reassuring. In this blog... Read More
One of the reasons we advocate for the creation of an estate plan as soon as possible is to avoid infighting amongst your beneficiaries while promoting the terms you have spelled out. It’s extremely important that your terms are executed in the manner most important to you. Yet, in order to do so, start considering a few of our tips... Read More
When a divorce occurs between a couple, alimony might be granted to one of the spouses depending on the situation and the years they have been married. Alimony is assigned when one of the parties is absolutely dependent on the other and have no way of sustaining him or herself. Alimony is a series of payments made with the purpose... Read More