Monthly Archives: July 2016
Choosing Trust and Estate Attorney Takes Some Research
young woman signing contract front of professional Most people probably know, or strongly suspect, that they need a lawyer when it comes to planning an estate or setting up trusts. But how should they go about selecting one? A recent web posting at trust-estate.lawyers.com offers some helpful pointers. “The practice of ‘trusts and estates’… Read More »
Some Wills Have a Way of Making People Laugh
Senior couple sitting on grass together relaxingNot everyone takes a grim approach when it comes to the Grim Reaper. A delightful website based in the United Kingdom focuses on last wills in which a bit of whimsy or human or error or outrageous personality comes shining through. kstock Among them: “Anthony Scott, in his… Read More »
Asking the right questions helps ensure the right fit
After an estate lawyer is selected, the client’s responsibilities are far from ended. The website willsabout.com offers suggestions for the kinds of questions that people must ask prospective attorneys before sealing the deal. These are designed to make certain the relationship is going to be a good fit and that the legal professional has… Read More »
There are ways to avoid possibility of IRS audit
The English language has its share of beautiful words, ones that are a pleasure to hear and practically poetry all by themselves. “Audit” is not one of them, according to the investment advice website Motley Fool. It is, in fact, one of the more frightening words around, a recent posting noted. “Audit is one… Read More »