Including charitable giving in your estate plan is a meaningful way to support causes you care about. In Virginia, there are several simple ways to leave a lasting impact with your estate. Whether you want to give to a local nonprofit or a national organization,...
It's not uncommon for people to put off making a will. They wait until they are older to draft one, which can be risky, as anything can happen at any time. So, if having a will is significantly advantageous, why do some people postpone it?...
If you’ve decided that this is the year you will create an estate plan, then kudos to you. An estate plan provides peace of mind for you and your loved ones, knowing you’re prepared for the unexpected. Unfortunately, there are many pitfalls when it comes...
Graduating high school is an exciting milestone that marks the beginning of independence and adulthood. While most young adults focus on college plans, career goals and newfound freedom after high school, one important task often gets overlooked: creating a simple will. If you’re 18 or...
A simple will can be a great way to kickstart your estate plan and ensure that your assets are protected and set for distribution as you see fit. While the hope is that the process of creating this document will be straightforward, you have to...
If you’ve taken the critical step of drafting your will, congratulations! You’re ahead of the game and have taken a crucial step in securing your estate and loved ones. But here’s the thing: creating a will might not be a one-and-done task. Life often throws...
In Virginia, the legal system places significant importance on honoring the intentions of deceased individuals as expressed in their wills. Whether the court will follow an old will depends on various factors, including the will’s validity and adherence to current legal standards. However, the enforceability...