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Estate Planning And What To Know About Payable-On-Death Accounts
Estate planning is about far more than a will. Payable-on-death accounts make it easy to provide for your loved ones after your death and avoid probate. Read on to learn how these accounts work and how to make them work for you. Playing keep-a-way with probate Unless you die with very few assets your estate must face the probate process. In most cases, this means filing the will in the county probate court and then waiting the several months it takes for it to be complete.
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What To Know About Getting A Divorce
Going through a divorce can bring mixed emotions for everyone involved, and if you and your spouse disagree on the terms of the divorce, your pain and stress only worsens. If you are going through a divorce, or you plan on getting divorced in the near future, check out these five questions to help you know what to expect with your divorce. What's the Difference Between Divorce and Annulment? In most cases, to legally end a marriage, you need to get an official divorce, which is a legal dissolution of the marriage.
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Three Reasons To Push For Community Service After A Misdemeanor Arrest
When you're arrested for a misdemeanor crime, you want to hire an experienced and knowledgeable attorney from a place like All Legal Solutions who will help you to beat the case. There are circumstances, however, in which the odds are stacked against you. For example, if there are numerous witnesses, compelling evidence, and security footage that perfectly shows your crime, it may be likely that you'll be found guilty. In such a scenario, you'll want to discuss your options with your attorney.
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How To Divorce Amicably After A Short Marriage
Divorcing after a short marriage can be a difficult process. You might think that the short time spent together and the possible absence of children simplifies things. However, there are couples who've spent more time in court fighting over assets than they spent married. Short marriages are usually defined as those that have lasted for less than five years. Unless both parties make an effort to help things along, you could find yourself unable to move on with your life for a long time.
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Probate And Executor Dealings
When a friend or loved one dies, you may find yourself appointed to be the executor of the estate. This sounds like a difficult job, but the scope of the duties depends on the size of the estate. In most cases, your duties can be broken down into a few simple steps that can be accomplished with the help of the estate attorney. Read on to find out what the steps to execute an estate are.
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You walk into your favorite grocery store and right away, you slip and fall only to sprain your ankle. You can't perform your job because it requires standing on your feet all day, which means that you can't make any money to support your family while your ankle heals. There was no warning that the floors were wet after being cleaned in the store – so what do you do? It's probably a good idea to think about filing a personal injury lawsuit. Of course, anyone with experience with a personal injury case will tell you just how important it is to work with an attorney throughout the process. I'd like to share insight I've learned through three personal injury cases that I myself have had to go through in the past. I think the information on this website can help people like you, who need some personal injury guidance.