One of the most common bases for challenging a will is to claim that the testator (the person who is making the will) lacked testamentary capacity. For a will to be valid and enforceable, the law requires that the person making the will be of sound mind – meaning that […]
Author: Ellis Law
Whether it is signing a will or creating a trust, estate planning is not the kind of thing that you do once and forget about it. Instead, you should periodically review your estate plan to ensure that it reflects your most recent life changes and the corresponding changes in your […]
Trusts are a popular option in estate planning for a variety of reasons. They allow you to transfer your assets without going through probate. They can provide significant tax benefits. You can retain greater control over your assets and allow for greater flexibility. If you are considering creating a trust, […]
For people who are engaged in a will or trust dispute, the possibility of litigation can seem overwhelming and intimidating. One of the reasons is that estate litigation can seem like a “black box” where it is unclear what happens and what the outcomes are. Whether you are a beneficiary, […]