Can You Contest a Will That Leaves Your Parent’s Money to a Charity? When Should You Contest Your Parent’s Charitable Will Bequest?
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Can You Contest a Will that Leaves Your Parent’s Money to a Charity?

  • October 22, 2021
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Controversial Prince Documentary Cancelled Over Estate Dispute
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Controversial Prince Documentary Cancelled Over Estate Dispute

  • February 7, 2025
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Top 10: Avoid These Costly Estate Planning Mistakes

  • March 16, 2023
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Inheriting a Property With Your Siblings: What Are Your Options? | Family Disputes | Property Pitfalls | Real Estate | Estates Gone Wrong
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Inheriting a Property With Your Siblings: What Are Your Options?

  • May 30, 2024
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The decision of how to divide inherited property between siblings can be a complex one. In this article, Keystone explores how to divide inherited property between siblings fairly, and common disputes and solutions when inheriting a house with siblings.
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Inheriting a House with Siblings: Not as Straightforward as it Seems

  • September 12, 2025
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A living will is an important part of advance care planning, which involves discussing and preparing for future health care decisions in the event you can’t make them. Learn where to find advance directive forms in your state.
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Advance Care Planning: Preparing a Living Will

  • October 31, 2022
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Any property that you own in the UK, be it land or buildings, can be bequeathed to someone in your will. However, the way in which you own the property impacts how it can be passed on.
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Including Property in Your Will in the UK: What You Should Know

Designating people you trust to fill important roles, including executor and power of attorney, is essential to a successful estate plan. It's also wise to select backups in case your primary selections are unavailable.
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Designations: Key Roles to Include in Your Estate Plan

An updated list of the best estate planning podcasts to listen to, in the US, curated by Million Podcasts...
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Lawyers Alison and Jillian Barrett, from Maurice Blackburn, tackle problems everyday Aussies face. In this article, they address the following question– posed by a woman who 'isn't happy with her inheritance'.
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Mum’s $20k Inheritance Gift to Charity ‘Upsets’ Daughter: Australia

While a letter of wishes is not legally binding, it can still serve as a useful tool and an added “personal touch” to an estate plan, offering clarity on decisions, ensuring wishes are understood and guiding those involved in the administration of the estate.
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The Letter of Wishes: A Personal Touch to Your Estate Plan

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