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Starting the conversation is essential if your parents are living in Delaware and haven't completed an estate plan. Doing so helps ensure they have a plan for incapacity. An estate plan ensures that your parents' wishes are respected and can help preserve...
An estate plan may seem simple in theory, but disputes between parties cannot always be predicted. Whether it's fighting beneficiaries or a new trustee, trust disputes are growing more common in Delaware. Some estate plans include a terrorem clause, which is a...
Trust disputes often occur when one party to the trust believes that the trustee is not acting in their best interests. These disputes can be complex and emotionally charged, making them difficult to resolve. Arbitration may be a good option for resolving trust...
A grantor trust in Delaware is designed to give its owner more control over personal assets and income. The person who funds the trust is known as the grantor. It's recommended for estate owners who want to pay reduced income and estate taxes and preserve their...
When disputes arise within a trust, the parties involved may have several options for resolving the issue. One of those options is to go to court; however, this can be expensive and time-consuming. It may be more beneficial for the parties to utilize an alternative...
Estates and trusts in Delaware are complex legal and financial instruments for managing the assets of a deceased person, and when there is a dispute, it can take a long time to resolve. That time means more cost and risk, so mediation is often a faster and cheaper way...
Estate planning is a tool that we use to pass on our assets to our loved ones or charities. It is done out of kindness and love, but unfortunately, it usually comes with disputes. If you are facing a contestation during the probate process regarding the property left...
Real estate disputes are a common occurrence, but these disputes can often be resolved through alternative dispute resolution methods, such as arbitration or mediation. Here are the benefits of the common alternative dispute resolution methods in real estate cases....
Creating a last will and testament is not the one and only task of planning an estate in Delaware. You have to consider every legal action that could significantly decrease or increase your family's income if you're no longer around. It's important to develop...
Do you wonder how your loved ones will manage the portion of the inheritance you leave for them? One way to get your answer is to set up a revocable living trust (RLT). If you live in Delaware, here are some things you should know about an RLT for estate planning...