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What happens if you die without creating a Last Will and Testament? Does your estate get eaten up by taxes? Does your estate go to the state of Idaho? I will answer both of those questions in this blog post.
Read MoreAbout the only thing the Probate Judge is doing to help Prince's potential heirs is to keep the proceedings as private as possible.
Read MoreSome people will scare you into believing that not having a Will or Trust automatically means that Idaho will take your possessions after you pass away. Although possible, that is not usually the case. However, intestate (without a will) succession should not be taken lightly.
Read MoreYou have been told you need to create a Will or Trust. But, you have decided to wait or that you do not need one. If you decide you don’t need to create a Will or Trust, you should at least understand what you are facing in order to make an informed decision.
Read MoreYou can learn from Prince’s Estate Planning misstep. Although you probably don’t have a multi-hundred-million dollar estate, the same lesson are relevant to you and me. We get a front row view of what could happen if you or I fail to create a Will or Trust.
Read MoreProbate doesn’t have to be a scary thought or experience. People are often only afraid of what they do not understand or know. I have written about the five basic steps involved in Probate. While each step varies a little with each family, the basic goal of each step stays true.
Read MoreWhat if I die without a Will? There are many untrue beliefs being shared about this scenario. Find out what is likely to happen if you die without a Will or Trust in Idaho.
Read MoreWhat if I die without a Will? There are many un-truths out there about this scenario. Find out what is likely to happen if you die without a Will or Trust.
Read MoreIdaho Attorney offers a free initial consultation for Wills, Trusts, Estate Plans & Probate. Located in Meridian, but serving clients in Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, Nampa, Caldwell, Ada County, Canyon County, and all Counties in Idaho.
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