If you owe money when you die, who pays the debt?
If you’re like most people, you have some kind of debt – a mortgage, a credit card bill, school or a car loan. What happens
January 10, 2016
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If you’re like most people, you have some kind of debt – a mortgage, a credit card bill, school or a car loan. What happens
There’s been a lot of discussion about digital assets and what happens to your bitcoin accounts when you die. When we checked a while ago, we
When you buy a life insurance policy, you name a beneficiary who will inherit the proceeds when you die. It’s important to keep that beneficiary
As we approach the end of another year, it’s a good time to have an important discussion with your family and other loved ones about
What Happens When You Die? Who Will Inherit Your Property?
His mistake is one people continue to make throughout the world. They don’t make a will and die intestate. About 50% of people say that
Everyone is going to die; that’s a fact. And everyone should have a will. That’s another fact. If you die without a will, the probate
Lucky is a Siamese cat and, yes, the cat can inherit! Lucille Benton, 70, has decided that she will leave her children their family heirloom
Earlier this month, California Governor Jerry Brown signed into law a very broad statute that protects digital privacy rights. Called the Electronic Communications Privacy Act,
Larry and Susan had been living together for more than 20 years. They never legally married; they said once had been enough. A piece
Ancestry.com just announced that they’ve made a new addition to their site. When you search for someone, you will not only see facts about
Many people either bury their pet or have it cremated and keep the ashes on a shelf in their home. However, if you like extravagant
So you don’t think you need a will? Don’t bury your head in the sand like more than half of all Americans. That’s the percentage
I came across this blog that was written by Julie Ann Garber, J.D. last year. It had such good information that I decided to re-post and
You may have thought that setting up a joint or a pay on death (POD) account or property with one of your children would be