…HTTPS has cost a lot and has been hard to configure properly. Thankfully, Let’s Encrypt now makes the conversion process free, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) provides a free…
…the beneficiary reaches age 21. Required Reading Custodianships and Your Intent It is very common for a testator to want to control how property held in a custodianship will (or…
…ask me: “Can’t I just redo my will if someone I’ve named as a beneficiary dies?” Yes, it usually is an option for a testator to make a new will,…
…first testator dies, the surviving testator can revoke his or her mirror will and make a completely new will with new terms, contrary to the wishes of the deceased testator….
…at a future date, or on the occurrence of a future event. Commonly, there are two varieties of power of attorney: general and durable. You would typically execute a general…
…the will; be either in the testator’s handwriting, or signed by the testator; and describe the items of property and their recipients with reasonable certainty.2 The testator can make subsequent…
…a witness to a will, a person must be competent, must observe the testator signing the will, and must sign the will as a witness in the testator’s presence and…