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Category: Simple Wills
Feb 14, 2021

When is a will valid in Virginia?

When you die, the court may not recognize your wishes if they do not appear in a valid will. Each state has different laws about what makes a person’s will valid. As you begin the estate planning process, review the requirements for a legal will...

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When is a will valid in Virginia?
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Jan 26, 2021

Can I edit my will after I validate it?

Your relationships, financial situation and other factors may change after creating a will in Virginia. Just because a certain inheritance or estate planning decision made sense at the time you created your will does not mean that you are stuck with it. Changing your will...

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Dec 1, 2020

What happens to an estate when the deceased has no will?

From providing for the care of minor children to ensuring that financial and physical property passes easily to chosen beneficiaries, even a simple will can be a powerful legal safeguard. Unfortunately, almost half of Americans over age 55 have not created a will. When a person...

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Oct 6, 2020

Are you storing your will in the best place?

Finishing your will puts you far ahead of most. After all, more than half of Americans have not drafted even a simple estate plan. To store your new will appropriately, you need a place that is both accessible and secure. Individuals often choose to store...

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Aug 20, 2020

Avoid will contests with transparent estate planning

As the Baby Boomer generation enters retirement age, many parents of large families find reasons to revisit their estate plans. These plans contain legal and financial information concerning assets, property, liabilities, insurance, and the division of the estate. The will is an integral part of...

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Aug 3, 2020

Reviewing Virginia’s intestate succession regulations

If you view the need to being the process of planning out the administration of your estate in Forest with a certain degree of trepidation, you certainly are not alone. Indeed, statistics show that more than half of American adults do not have a will....

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Jun 16, 2020

Wills and young children

There are many different issues for people to consider with regard to creating an estate plan. For example, those who have young children often have a lot of questions and are unsure about various facets of the estate planning process. From identifying the right type...

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