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Estate Planning for Digital Assets
What are my digital assets? These are the things that you manage or store on your computer, laptop, iPad, smart watch, smartphone or online. You probably have...
Property in Wills
The property that you own might be the most valuable asset in your estate and it is important to know how it is given away when you pass away. The following...
Business Interests and Your Will
Running a business is not an easy task and it may be one of your most valuable assets. It is therefore important to know what happens to your business when you...
What are Executors and Trustees?
Executors and trustees play an important role when you pass away and they should be appointed in your Will. We have put together some important information...
Residuary Estate
Thinking of who to give away your estate to, but not sure how? The sections below explain how a residuary estate is commonly identified and distributed. What...
What Is a Legal Guardian for a Child in the United States?
What is a legal guardian and what are their responsibilities? A court appointed guardian may receive legal authority to care for a child and make decisions...
How does the witnessing process work?
Anyone can be a witness with a couple of restrictions. The following are information related to the signing and witnessing of your Will. Why do I need...
Standard clauses in the Will
Wills commonly contain administrative provisions in addition to the clauses that record appointments and gifts. This guide explains the purpose of common...
What Is in a Will?
A Will records who should deal with your estate, who should benefit, and any other appointments or wishes you want documented. Its exact contents depend on...