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Fraud Will After Death Next Steps

It is not at all uncommon for a person to create multiple wills over the course of his or her lifetime. The reasons for this are quite simple: as a person progresses through life, both the possessions belonging to that person and the relationships in that person’s life can change, necessitating a rethinking of who should get what following the person’s death. In a perfect world, the proper...

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I Feel Cheated Out of My Inheritance, What Can I Do?

If a family member or friend recently died and you were expecting to receive an inheritance from that person’s estate, you could be in for a rude awakening when you find that the will has apparently been changed to lessen or erase your inheritance, or that some other action has occurred which lessens the inheritance you thought was yours, such as the property going missing. If you feel cheated...

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Trust & Will Contests: Are They Cost-Prohibitive?

A record number of people are heading towards retirement in the next couple of decades. Unfortunately, for many retirees, their savings will not last them through their golden years. Many are relying on their inheritance to help them get through retirement. Added to this dynamic is the fact that parents who are living well into their 90’s are relying on their children for care. Often,...