How Does a Living Will Differ From a Last Will and Testament?
A common confusion exists about the distinctions between a living will and a last will and testament, possibly because of the similarities in the names. While they might seem interchangeable, they serve profoundly different purposes in estate planning. A living will dictates your healthcare preferences if you're unable to communicate, while a...
How Can I Recognize Undue Influence in Estate Planning?
Estate planning is a delicate process, deeply intertwined with personal relationships, and can be susceptible to the often hidden effects of undue influence. This subtle yet impactful force can quietly alter the intentions behind a will or estate plan. Recognizing the signs of undue influence is crucial to protect your loved...
What is a Codicil (How to change your Will)
People are reluctant to write a will because they think they can never change it. A will is not forever. It can be changed by a new document called a Codicil. As long as the person has a normal state of mind, the Will can be changed. This applies even if the...