Last Will & Testament

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How to Make Small Gifts Economically
Making lots of small gifts in your will is a one way ticket to higher estate administration costs and weaker gifts. Learn what to do instead.
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How to Find an Estate Planning Attorney
Financial advisors, friends, and family are great sources of referrals for estate planning attorneys. The safest route is engaging an ACTEC fellow.
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Which States Have an Estate Tax?
Does your state levy state estate taxes? Discover which 17 states have an estate and/or inheritance tax.
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How Does FreeWill Make Money?
Is FreeWill really free? Learn the secret behind FreeWill's "free" last will documents.
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What is an Executor?
Your executor is the quarterback of your estate administration. Learn what an executor does, who is eligible to serve, and how much executors get paid.
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What's the Best Value in Estate Planning?
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What Does an Executor Do?
Agreeing to serve as an executor should not be taken lightly. You'll become the quarterback of estate administration with significant responsibilities.
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Gross Estate vs. Taxable Estate
Explains the difference between the gross estate and the taxable estate.
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How Much Does Making a Will With an Attorney Cost?
A well drafted will prepared by an attorney generally costs between $300 to $1500+ and can vary depending on a number of different factors.
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Do I Need an Estate Planning Attorney?
Most people can create their estate plan online without a 1-1 meeting with an attorney, but there are certain situations when it's a good idea to use one.
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5 Things to Watch Out for When Transferring Assets
Transferring assets outside of a last will can be a great strategy, provided that you watch out for these 5 things.
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Last Will vs. Living Will
Although both a living will and a last will convey a person’s wishes and instructions, they deal with completely different subjects.
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