by Knee Law | Mar 9, 2024 | Estate Law, Estate Planning
What To Know About Estate Planning as an Unmarried Couple The number of unmarried couples choosing to live together has significantly increased in the past few decades, up to 17 million in the United States. Whether it’s due to personal beliefs or past...
by Knee Law | Mar 7, 2024 | Estate Law, Estate Planning
Many Americans have some form of potentially valuable collection. Whether you keep old Pokemon cards for fun or invest seriously in antique artwork, it’s important to include your collection in your estate plan. Keep Clear Records of Valuable Items One of...
by Knee Law | Mar 5, 2024 | Estate Law, Estate Litigation
Jury Decides in Long-running Dispute Over Aretha Franklin’s Will Aretha Franklin’s 2018 death resulted in mourning around the world. It also sparked a will dispute between two of her children. Now, however, it appears the will dispute might finally be...
by Knee Law | Feb 15, 2024 | Estate Law, Estate Planning
More than two-thirds of Americans have no estate plan, and most of those who do have only a basic will. If you believe that your estate plan should include a trust as a supplement or an alternative to a will, choosing a trustee may feel overwhelming. Fortunately,...
by Knee Law | Feb 1, 2024 | Estate Law, Estate Planning
When it comes to planning your estate, providing for your loved ones is a top priority. However, concerns about their financial responsibility and potential external threats like creditors or a disgruntled spouse may arise. Fortunately, there is a solution: a...
by Knee Law | Jan 15, 2024 | Estate Law, Estate Planning, Inheritance
What To Do As Your Parent’s Executor When drafting a will, many people will name one of their children to be their executor. If you have been named the executor of your parent’s will, that is a big responsibility. Here are a few points to consider. ...
