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Category: Simple Wills
Mar 10, 2024

Why might someone challenge a will?

A will details how an estate should be disbursed according to the testator's last wishes. The estate is distributed during the probate process, which happens after the executor submits the will to the probate court. The probate process can take several months to a year...

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Feb 19, 2024

Where should you store your will?

Writing a will is a huge step in planning for the future. It ensures that people who care about you will carry out your wishes regarding your assets and belongings after you die. However, simply creating a will is only the first step to securing...

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Jan 29, 2024

Why you should mention sentimental items in your will

Some people will leave sentimental items out of their will. These are items where the emotional value is greater than the financial value. For example, these could include book collections, trinkets from around the house, home furnishings, artwork and other things of this nature. They...

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Dec 14, 2023

2 things you should know about drafting a simple will

A simple will is a legal document that details an individual's wishes regarding the allocation of their assets and, usually, appoints an executor to carry out these instructions. This straightforward yet powerful legal instrument provides clarity and helps ensures that an individual's belongings are distributed...

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Nov 27, 2023

Is a beneficiary and heir the same thing?

You have “heirs” and you can have “beneficiaries.” While these two terms are often used interchangeably to mean someone who benefits from the deceased’s estate, they do not necessarily mean the same thing for legal purposes. When planning your will, it can help to learn...

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Oct 4, 2023

Testamentary capacity: what is it and how is it established?

In Virginia, like all the other states, you have a right to draft your will and distribute your assets as you wish. For instance, you can choose who inherits the house and who acts as your will’s executor. However, we live in a very litigious...

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Aug 14, 2023

What are some positive traits an executor needs?

When thinking about your will, you may also take into account that you need to pick an executor to handle your estate after you die. This person should be close to you, such as a family member or longtime friend. Learning about the positive traits...

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