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What Happens If You Use AI to Craft Your Estate Plan?

What Happens If You Use AI to Craft Your Estate Plan?

by Caress Law, PC | Jan 6, 2025 | Estate Planning

Nowadays, Artificial intelligence (AI) is integrated into almost everything we do. The concept of AI has existed since the 1950s when researchers first began studying how machines could think independently. AI is constantly evolving and used in endless areas, from...
How To Value Personal Property in Your Will

How To Value Personal Property in Your Will

by Caress Law, PC | Dec 13, 2024 | Estate Planning

Most people picture big-ticket items like homes, cars, and investment accounts when thinking about inheritance. But sometimes what leaves executors and representatives with a big headache are the everyday belongings. These personal items can often be overlooked,...
How to Find Out If Your Loved One Has a Will

How to Find Out If Your Loved One Has a Will

by Caress Law, PC | Sep 20, 2024 | Estate Planning

Losing a loved one is a challenging time, and dealing with legal and financial matters only adds to the complexity. One of the crucial questions you may face after their passing is whether they had a will. A will outlines their wishes regarding asset distribution,...
Pour Over Wills and Their Place In Your Estate Plan

Pour Over Wills and Their Place In Your Estate Plan

by Caress Law, PC | Jan 2, 2023 | Estate Planning

As part of your estate plan, you may decide to establish a trust in order to pass some or all of your personal assets to your loved ones once you pass. But a trust only covers what you actually transfer into it… If you forget to include anything or purposely leave...
Estate Planning for Second Marriages and Blended Families: 4 Mistakes to Avoid

Estate Planning for Second Marriages and Blended Families: 4 Mistakes to Avoid

by Caress Law, PC | Mar 30, 2022 | Estate Planning

Older adults are remarrying more and more often. In 1960, only 42% of previously married individuals 55 years and older ever remarried. In 2013 this number had grown to 57%, and by 2017 it had leaped an additional 10% to 67%. Second marriages are becoming...
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