Even if nothing major has happened, as a general rule of thumb, we suggest you go over your Will every four or five years.

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Even if nothing major has happened, as a general rule of thumb, we suggest you go over your Will every four or five years.
The difference between the two affects how easy or difficult it is for the heir to the estate to manage or distribute its assets.
When it comes to estate planning, some people may believe that they can do it themselves and this is usually a mistake.
Common question after the death of a loved one When a client's spouse passes away we are frequently asked whether or not our client is liable for their spouse's debts. This article will provide a quick overview of a Utah law more people should be familiar with. Utah's...
Let’s take a look at some of the ways you can plan for your family’s future with your will and create a positive dialogue around the topic in the present.
A will’s principal function is to specify the assets you intend to leave to your chosen beneficiaries. Anything in a will that goes beyond that is not legally enforceable.
Below you’ll find our outline of estate tax and inheritance tax considerations in Utah and how they may relate to you. We’ve also highlighted other concerns with inherited assets that you may encounter.
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There are several primary reasons for contesting a Will. In such instances, one basis may be more difficult to establish than the other.
Most people spend a lot of time preparing their Will, but they often neglect to store them somewhere safe and secure.
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