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Wills/Estate Disputes
Do Your Parents Have an Estate Plan?
Struggling with emotional distress caused by someone else’s actions? Find out if you have a valid claim and how King Law can help.
What Happens When You Own Property In More Than One State?
When designing an estate plan, few questions are more important to answer than where your real properties are located. Every state has its own laws regarding property, land, and especially estates, meaning that an effective plan must take these differences…
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Heirs’ Property Disputes: Legal Challenges In Inherited Land Ownership
Explore the complexities of heirs’ property disputes and understand the legal challenges in inherited land ownership.
How Long Do I Have to Contest a Will?
Disputes often arise during the process of probating a will. This is especially true when a person who thought they were going to inherit is left out of the will or the inheritance is different than what they were led…
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How Estate Plans Can Help Family Members Avoid Legal Battles
There are so many ways that family problems can become legal problems when a loved one needs end-of-life care or passes away, leaving an inheritance.
Preparing a Will in Tennessee
Under Tennessee law, any person of sound mind, who is at least eighteen years of age, may make a will. A will must be interpreted to apply to the real and personal property it includes
Holographic Wills in Tennessee
Holographic Wills in GeneralA holographic will, also referred to sometimes as a handwritten or olographic will, is a type of last will and testament that is entirely handwritten and signed by the person making the will, known as the testator.
Consequences of Dying Without a Will in South Carolina
When one dies without a will in South Carolina, one is considered to have died intestate. Intestacy laws signal that your inheritance is passed on based on South Carolina Intestacy laws. Generally, intestacy laws will pass your inheritance on to…
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Inheritance Rights of Children Born Out of Wedlock
Inheritance Rights of Children Born Out of Wedlock Can a child born out of wedlock get an inheritance from a father who has passed away? Over the past few years, there has been a significant change in North Carolina law…
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Challenging a Will Based on Undue Influence
What Happens When a Will Doesn’t Match Expectations? Maybe recently a parent or friend has passed away. For years you had known that you were in their will and would be receiving property or other items. However, when the time…
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What Happens to an Estate if Spouses Pass Within Days of Each Other?
When Both Spouses Pass Close Together When one spouse passes, the burden of handling their final affairs will often fall onto the surviving spouse. Unfortunately, tragedy can strike families in more than one fashion and spouses might pass simultaneously or…
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My Spouse Died Without a Will. What Happens to their Property?
The death of a loved one is a difficult time—a spouse’s death is especially difficult. What can make an already difficult time especially challenging is an uncertainty about your own livelihood and circumstances now that your spouse has passed. If…
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South Carolina Will and Trust Disputes
Will and trust disputes can happen due to poor drafting, fraud, or many other reasons. If you have a will contest or trust dispute case, you should consult an estate planning attorney for legal assistance. Will Contests Wills can be…
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Who Can Challenge a Will’s Validity?
An interested party can challenge a will’s validity in North Carolina by filing a will caveat. This is a proceeding where the will is contested, and the caveator has the burden of proof to show that the will is not…
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