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This article will cover the challenges of ambiguities in Wills and exhibit for you how having a Will is definitely NOT enough, and how some Wills really complicate matters.

Every state allows for the declaration of someone’s death if he or she is either missing for a certain period of time (usually five to seven years) or has been in an incident where death was pretty much a certainty.

A Will is not etched in stone.
If an Heir thinks that there is something fishy about a Will, he or she can challenge the Will.

Here is the common misconception about Wills. If a Will is present, people believe that it make things go nice and fast right. Correct? Well, not always.

In today’s video, we’re going to be discussing how to handle if you inherited or found a firearm or weapon among the deceased’s items.

Do you trust your wife? It’s not my question, it’s Andy Dufresne’s question. Remember when Andy asked prison guard Captain Hadley that question after overhearing the prison guard complaining about the taxes he would have to pay on an Inheritance?

I got a call today from a guy. We’ll call him Sam. Sam has an issue.

He wants to hire us to find and recover the assets that belong to his father who died a few months ago.

The problem is that the father named Sam’s brother,

In today’s video we are going to be discussing how to handle an asset that may be precious to the entire family and how to protect it.

If you’re the executor or personal representative of the estate of someone has passed away, the very first thing you should do is get a copy of a death certificate or multiple copies.