One of the most common (and better) ways of avoiding probate is to establish a living trust. Any assets you own, whether real estate, bank...

Yes, you can. You will want to consult with a local experienced estate planning attorney that can draft the trust as you have stated, with...

I agree with the first attorney's answer here. Although the transfer on death "TOD" deed does avoid probate, if your sister does obtain a TOD deed...

Under Virginia's "Revocation of death benefits by divorce or annulment" rule, unless a decree of divorce or annulment states otherwise, any...

The first best course of action is to seek guidance from a local elder law attorney in your area. According to your question, you stated that you...

As stated above, a will, a power of attorney and an Advance Health Care Directive Form with a local estate planning attorney of your choice may...

I agree with the two attorney answers you have received so far. The best course of action may be to seek referrals from any associates, friends or...

Since your previous will was written in New York State and I assume you are now residing in Connecticut, it would be most effective to retain a...

After being appointed, the executor or a "Personal Representative" as they may be called in New Mexico, has a legal duty to follow the deceased’s...

Your rights as beneficiary are what your father had enumerated in the will at it's creation. The first best course of action is to consult with...