Are you planning a Will for a blended family? The complexities of blended family dynamics require careful consideration and planning to ensure that each family member’s needs and interests are addressed fairly and effectively.
Are there really consequences to dying without a will? When someone dies without a will, their estate is subject to intestacy laws, which dictate how assets are distributed and who inherits them.
Creating a will used to be a lengthy and costly process involving multiple in-person meetings with a lawyer. Succession Wills offers an automated, lawyer-designed template for creating wills, making estate planning accessible, affordable, and convenient for everyone.
In estate and succession planning, the two main documents that form the backbone of this process are wills and powers of attorney.
With all of life’s uncertainties, having a will is a critical part of financial and future planning, alongside budgeting, saving, getting insurance and investing.
A.I. has proven itself to be totally unreliable in the complicated and nuanced space that is the practice of law.
Creating a will is typically a task we try to avoid. No one wants to face their mortality or make the difficult decisions that often go into making a will. For these reasons, we procrastinate.
Historically, the only alternative to hiring a lawyer to get your will done was to buy a “will kit”, which you could find at certain office supply stores or in some books stores.
