Category: Trust Litigation
As a nonprofit, donor support is critical to the success of your organization. When a gift made to your cause through a will or trust is contested, it can disrupt not only your operations but also the very heart of
When a loved one passes away, the last thing any family wants to face is the possibility that someone is taking advantage of their inheritance rights. Yet inheritance theft, also known as estate fraud, occurs more frequently than many realize
The loss of a loved one is a deeply emotional experience, often complicated by legal and financial uncertainties. This is especially true when divorce is part of the equation. A common question arises: Can a divorced spouse inherit from their
Trust litigation can be a complex and emotionally charged area of law. While many people are familiar with the concept of trusts in the context of estate planning, the role of trusts in charitable donations is less commonly understood. Especially
Warren Buffet is world-renowned as one of the most successful investors, known for his wisdom on wealth creation. In a recent letter to shareholders of his company, Berkshire Hathaway, Buffet shared a simple yet often overlooked tip for parents planning
As a nonprofit organization, legacy gifts and endowments are vital to your mission. But when trust and will disputes jeopardize this funding for you and those you serve, it can feel like you are at the mercy of the complicated
As a nonprofit, donations and legacy gifts fuel your organization and help you further your cause. It is an amazing achievement when you inspire a donor to contribute to your cause. These legacy gifts can be left to your nonprofit
When beneficiaries inherit a property together, it is an unfortunate truth that disputes can quickly arise regarding what to do with that property. To further complicate matters, the loss of a parent often compounds the intense emotions that arise around
When there are two names on a deed, and one person dies, it can cause a great deal of confusion among family members when determining what happens with the asset. It is important to understand how jointly-owned property is handled
When someone passes away and leaves behind property, it is normal for those who inherit it jointly to disagree about what to do with it. Some people will see it as a responsibility they don’t want to take on, while