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What Should You Include in Your Will?

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Of all the things you can do to protect your family and property, estate planning is one of the most important. Wills typically make up the foundation of an estate plan. These legal documents can ensure that your wishes are respected, your loved ones are taken care of, and that possible disputes are limited…. Read More »

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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Estate Planning

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Estate planning is a critical step when securing your future, but it can also feel overwhelming. When planning for their estates, people face many common challenges and unique legal considerations. Once you know the common mistakes made in estate planning, you can take the necessary steps to avoid them and make sure your property… Read More »

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Tips for Choosing a Personal Representative

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When planning your estate, the personal representative you choose is very important. Your personal representative is the individual who will work with the court and administer your estate. They will have to inventory and value all of your assets, determine what your estate plan entails such as trusts, handle any disputes that arise, and… Read More »

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Provisions to Include in Your Will

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Out of all the things you can do to protect your family and property, estate planning is the most important. A last will and testament is the foundation of many estate plans. This document ensures that your wishes are fulfilled, that your loved ones are cared for, and that disputes after you pass away… Read More »

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How Much Does Probate Cost in Utah?

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There are many reasons people choose to help loved ones avoid probate after they pass away. Probate is a lengthy process and it is a costly one, too. It is important for everyone to understand the costs associated with probate. For administrators, personal representatives, and beneficiaries, understanding the costs can help with planning and… Read More »

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Why Do People Avoid Estate Planning?

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Nearly all adults know the importance of creating an estate plan. However, there are still so many reasons people avoid doing it. Although there are many reasons for the procrastination, people still generally understand that drafting a plan can protect their loved ones and could even save them a significant amount of money in… Read More »

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A Guide to Advance Health Care Directives

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Creating a plan for emergencies and end of life care can feel uncomfortable, but it is critical to ensure that your wishes are documented and followed properly prior to hospitalization. You may have already discussed your wishes with your loved ones, but it is crucial that you put these preferences in writing to ensure… Read More »

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Handling Family Disputes When Estate Planning

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Estate planning is of critical importance when trying to secure your legacy and ensure that your loved ones are cared for after you pass away. However, estate plans can lead to disputes in the family, even when they have been carefully thought out. Below, our Utah estate planning lawyer explains how to avoid disputes… Read More »

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Is a Will or Trust Better for You?

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There are many legal tools available when creating your estate plan and determining which one is right for you is of critical importance. Two common options are wills and trusts and each offers unique advantages based on your goals and needs. Understanding the purpose of each of these, as well as the benefits and… Read More »

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How to Avoid Probate in Utah

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No one wants to think about the end of their life but on the other hand, you likely also want to leave a legacy for your loved ones. Often, this legacy is in the form of money or other assets. Unfortunately, too many people do not make their final wishes clear. This can result… Read More »

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