The main thing estate planning is meant to do is avoid conflict in a time of grief. Alas, it doesn't always work out that way. Will disputes are common and can add incredible stress and heartbreak at a time when families should be comforting each other. But there are ways
Read MoreMost people believe that once their estate planning is done, it will put to rest any potential questions or challenges. Unfortunately, this isn't always the case. Sibling rivalries can show their ugly head, especially if a large inheritance is on the table. Or a step-sibling may feel entitled to possessions
Read MoreConflict can arise in even the closest of families. One of the most common situations for conflict is with matters of an estate. Even if siblings have been the best of friends for decades, feelings of unfairness can and often do happen. For the executor, this means added stress and
Read MoreWithin families, there can sometimes be conflict from the beginning. Family members don't get along as well as they could. When the heads of such a family pass away and the time comes to enact their final wishes, unhappy situations often arise. Certain family members may be dissatisfied with the
Read MoreImagine you're a part of an amazing family that is close-knit and on good terms with one another. Everyone gets along and even gets together for family events on a regular basis. Then, the inevitable happens, and the heads of the family both pass away, making you the executor of
Read MoreWhen the heads of families begin estate planning, most have the best intentions. They want to make sure their wishes are followed after their passing and that important possessions and properties are bequeathed to the recipients of their choice. But sometimes, details can be missed. Those details can then become
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