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Why Newcomers to Alberta Should Have an Estate Plan… Especially If You Own Property Here
By Publisher
Guest Blog Post by Preyanka Prasad, Wills and Estates Lawyer of VanderLeek LawMoving to Canada often means building a new life for your family. If you are a foreign worker,…
New York Probate Lawyer Blog
Estate Litigation May Be Needed to Construe a Last Will and Testament
When drafting a Last Will and Testament, it is essential that a person’s intentions are clearly expressed and accurately reflected in every estate planning document. Even a carefully prepared Will…
Legal Futures Blog
Treethorpe genealogy case study
By Legal Futures Associate OneAdvancedWhen someone passes away without leaving a valid will, the task of fairly distributing their estate can become a deeply complex process. Behind the scenes, ensuring that…
Rincker Law Blog
August Is National Make-a-Will Month: 7 Estate Planning Documents Illinois Families Should Review
By Dimple Dang
August Is National Make-a-Will Month: 7 Estate Planning Documents Illinois Families Should Review is a timely reminder that estate planning is about more than deciding who receives your property after…
MHi Attorneys News
How Does a Special Needs Trust Work in a Will?
By Client-admin
If you have a child, sibling, or other dependent with a permanent physical or mental disability, one of the most important estate planning decisions you can make is how they…
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Andreea Muth joins WeirFoulds as a new partner
After more than seven years at Pallett Valo, Muth strengthens WeirFoulds’ wills, trusts and estates group
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Wills vs. Trusts in Wisconsin: What Is the Difference?
Estate planning is not only about what happens after death. It is about giving your family direction when they may be grieving, stressed, or unsure what to do next.A will…
Angela Reddock-Wright Blog
Estate Planning as an Act of Love: A Conversation with Attorney Jehan Crump-Gibson
The legal parameters of generational wealth transfer are often viewed as a concern strictly for the ultra-wealthy, but the reality is that every individual with a bank account, a vehicle,…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
Article: Beyond the Will
By Teddy Groce
Jean Claude Havyarimana recently published Beyond the Will, 2026. Provided below is the Abstract: The last will and testament is the oldest legal instrument still in routine use, and a…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
State-Level Divergence and Convergence in the Laws of Succession
The below message is reproduced from an announcement appearing in the AALS Trusts & Estates distribution list: The law of succession has long been the province of the states, producing…