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Why Every Parent Needs a Will
If you are a parent of a young child, you have probably heard that you should have a will. But do you know why?
I am listed as power of attorney on my mom’s bank account. Will I be able to access this money after she dies to pay for the funeral?
I recently executed my will and other estate planning documents. I want to keep it in a secure location; however I am concerned that I may store it in a place where my executor cannot find it. What happens if the executor cannot find my will when I pass away?
I am unmarried and have no children. My parents are deceased and I have one sibling, a sister. I currently have no will. Who would inherit from my estate if I died without a will?
My mother has just been diagnosed with Dementia. It is in the early stages and she is still very lucid, can she still sign a Power of Attorney?
The grantor trust rules came about after high earners tried to lower their income tax consequence by scattering their income to various trusts over which they maintained control. By spreading their income out, the earners were subject to the lower tax brackets.
Do all Wills have to go through probate?
years ago, my mother signed a General Durable Power of Attorney and named me as Agent. I was recently told that there is a possibility that the Power of Attorney may not cover all transactions. Could that be true?
I read somewhere that the New York State Estate Tax Exemption was increasing again this year, could you explain this to me?
My mother passed away with $20,000 in credit card debt. As the Executor of her estate, am I liable for these bills?
While I am familiar with Last Wills and Testaments, I keep hearing my friends talk about completing an “Estate Plan.” What is typically included in an “Estate Plan” and do I need one?
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Partner Britt Burner, Esq. explains how often to review your estate planning documents and the life changes that may prompt a review.