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[Music] hi my name is susan land im an attorney with the ruben law firm sometimes people will ask me why do i need a will everything will simply go to my family anyway well the reason is that if you dont have a will what happens is that your assets and any property that you might own is divided the way that the statute says it should be divided and maybe thats not what you want so the benefit of a will is that you can say who gets your assets whether it is something large like a house or small such as photographs you can make those determinations its also important to select somebody to be in charge of your will and that would be your personal representative in the past a personal representative was called the executor of the will now we say personal representative so its important to select the personal representative that you want to handle things for your will we here at reuben law can help you draft the will so that the things that you want to have happen actually happen afte

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Can my dad leave me out of his will?

Whether the parent abandoned the child, or the child avoids the parent, it is fully within the rights of a parent to disinherit a child. There is no natural right to inherit. However, if the child feels they were wrongly disinherited, they should consult with a probate litigation lawyer or trust litigation attorney.

How do I protect myself as an executor?

Protect Yourself as Executor When Facing Estate Litigation Make sure you follow the written wishes of the deceased. Share information with anyone involved in the estate. Document everything that you do for the estate.

How do you safeguard an inheritance?

How to Protect your Childrens Inheritance Life interest trust in your will. One solution is to have a life interest trust written into your will. Discretionary trust in your will. A flexible alternative to a life interest trust is a discretionary trust. Leave gifts to your children on the first death.

How do I protect my fathers will?

The best method of protecting your wishes is through a well-written estate plan. Such a plan includes a detailed will, a power of attorney, and trusts for your assets.

What should I avoid in a will?

Here are some items that you should never put in your Will: Business interests. Personal wishes and desires. Coverage for a beneficiary with special needs. Anything you dont want going through probate. Certain types of property.

What happens if the executor keeps all the money?

Personal Representative Stealing from Estate Beneficiaries must act quickly if they believe a personal representative is stealing from estate. Once the money is gone, its gone. Yes, you can take the executor to court and possibly even have him or her charged with theft.

Where is the best place to keep your will?

Filed with the probate court. This is the best place to store your will. Many states have a system that allows you to file your will with the probate court for safekeeping. If your state allows this, this is the safest place to store your will. Filing it means it will already be with the court when you pass away.

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