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When creating an estate plan, one of the most important things to consider is creating an effective trust. Trusts can be very useful tools in estate planning, but it's important to make sure that it's set up correctly. If you don't establish a trust properly, it could...
Estate planning involves deciding who will inherit your assets and property when you pass away. You can also use estate and trust mediation to hand over the power to someone your trust to handle your affairs if you become incapacitated. Making a will and estate...
Forensic accounting is well known among business owners because of the rise in identity theft. An experienced accountant in Delaware can investigate fraud in your estate. Forensic accounting is one method of investigating and resolving an estate-related dispute...
Since valuable assets and money are involved in trust disputes, they tend to be costly, time-consuming and emotionally draining processes that interfere with family or beneficiary relations. Therefore, if disputes arise, beneficiaries and trustees often look for...
Siblings have access to various legal resources in Delaware to settle the estate of a deceased parent. If they are arguing over how to divide a person's assets, one solution is to use a mediator. The following are ways that siblings can resolve a difficult mediation....
Estate mediation in Delaware is a better solution than court for some estate owners. Property disputes can occur during or after the life of an estate owner. What many people learn when dealing with disputes is how flexible estate plans, wills and trusts really are....
The estate planning process can be a complicated one in Delaware, but so can the asset distribution process. What would happen if a child from an estate gets more money or property than their siblings? What if they get the entire estate? Does the beneficiary have to...
Many older adults in Delaware experience significant declines as they age, so they can't take care of themselves or make decisions for themselves. When this happens, you may want to secure an adult conservatorship or guardianship over your loved one. What is...
During probate, various relatives and heirs learn about the testator's decisions. Not everyone may appreciate being left out of a will or not receiving what he or she feels he or she deserves. In some cases, serious concerns about improprieties may guide decisions to...
Estate and trust disputes are never easy to go through. From family litigation to malpractice claims, these forms of legal disagreements come with both emotional and financial consequences for everybody involved. Working with a mediator is an important step in...