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Meet Richard Cary Spivack: Your Trusted Probate Attorney

With over 35 years of experience, Richard Cary Spivack makes a specialty of probate, property planning, and guardianship offerings in Queens and NYC. A former Assistant District Attorney, he offers compassionate criminal steering to assist clients navigate complicated troubles with no trouble. Richard is dedicated to making sure your needs are venerated and presenting peace of mind all through challenging instances. Learn greater at Queens Probate Lawyer.

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When you die in California, your estate goes through probate and a process called intestate succession. Learn why an estate plan is best. bit.ly/3undvMv

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Choosing a Guardian

Throughout our platform we state that HereToday was built for you — for families — for preserving memories, unlocking digital assets, and distributing legal documents when you’re incapacitated or pass away. Among these documents should be instructions for guardianship of a minor; however this critical component is sometimes overlooked by families crafting their estate plans.

Despite the need for a clear directive most families have not drafted a will, trust, or named a legal guardian. The emotional strain of crafting these documents, especially selecting a guardian, often leads to delaying this process.

What is Guardianship?

Guardianship is the legal process used to protect individuals who are unable to care for their own well-being due to infancy (not being of legal adult age), disability limitations, or incapacity. In the case of children, guardianship of a minor is a legal relationship where one person, or a couple, is given the authority and duty to care for your child or property.

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How To Estate Plan In Michigan Step-By-Step .Drafting The Legal Documents In Your Plan.

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Buying a house is a major financial decision you will make in your lifetime. If you have a professional, you will not have any issues with the terms of the agreement and the title. Property law can be rather out-of-date so you will face troubles if you are working by yourself.

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The Law Offices of Charles Dixon, Riverside Law Provide Legal Services For The Communities Of Okotoks, Black Diamond, Turner Valley And The Foot Hills. Get in touch with us today to assist with your legal needs.

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Learn more at https://bit.ly/3b8gy4Y 🚻 The Executor or Administrator has essentially 3 duties, which are as follows: ℹ️ Identify and Collect the assets of the Decedent’s estate; ℹ️ Pay any debts that the Decedent owed at the time of his or her death; and ℹ️ Distribute the remaining assets according to either the Will or pursuant to Texas law if the Decedent died without a Will. 📲 Call us today at  (915) 412-6800 to schedule a consultation over the phone or virtually via your smartphone or laptop.

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Elder Law Attorney

Elder Law is dedicated to ensuring that seniors receive the care, support, and financial security they deserve. Elder care attorneys work hand in hand with healthcare providers to create personalized plans tailored to each person’s unique needs. From estate planning to critical healthcare decisions, they provide comprehensive guidance that empowers seniors to navigate their aging journey confidently and with peace of mind. This holistic approach supports seniors in accessing quality care and informed advice every step of the way.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Estate Planning

Question: What rights do I have to challenge an old trust document when a new will and an asset protection trust were completed but not signed? My grandfather has a very large estate.  He created a revocable trust and will in 2011. At that time I did not know he was my grandfather, so I was not included in his 2011 trust or will. We met in 2012 and he created a new will and an irrevocable trust in 2014 and was working on a new irrevocable trust and will in 2017. I sat in on several meetings with him pertaining to his estate planning documents and he openly discussed the contents and what he wanted to happen in his new estate plan, including naming new beneficiaries, naming a new trustee and new attorney-in-fact for his power of attorney, and naming a new health care agent for his advance medical directive. But for some reason, unknown to anyone in the family, these 2017 documents were never signed. Now that my grandfather has died, is it cut and dry where if the new estate planning documents were never signed, then I have no case?

Answer by Evan Farr: Unfortunately, it is pretty cut and dry. Any estate planning documents that were completed but not signed have no legal meaning. The law presumes that if someone did not sign a legal document, that it was intended that they did not want to sign it. There are some rare exceptions to this rule, such as holographic wills which are entirely in someone’s own handwriting, and an even rarer exception that allows death bed verbal wills, but it does not sound like any of these exceptions apply to your situation.

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Why You Need an Estate Plan

Most of us avoid estate planning because… well… denial, really. It’s uncomfortable thinking about death—especially our own. So unless we have a good reason to think about it—a serious illness, an accident, a family member’s death—we typically just don’t.

The problem is, we can not think about it for too long, leaving our loved ones behind to experience not just grief, but also stress and overwhelm.

Fortunately, putting together an estate plan isn’t as complicated as you might think. 

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