Topics
- Advanced Medical Directives
- Aid and Direction
- Ancillary Probate
- Announcements
- Asset Ownership
- Augmented Estate
- By Individual
- CancerHQ
- Creditor's Claims
- Debt Collectors
- Digital Assets
- Digital Estate Planning
- Durable Power of Attorney
- Estate Litigation
- Estate of the Month
- Estate of the Month Updates
- Estate Planning
- Exemptions
- Factors for Creating
- Factors for not Creating
- Federal Estate Tax
- General Information
- Gift Tax
- Good Qualities
- Guardianships
- Income Tax
- Intestate
- Joint Tenancy
- Joint Tenancy
- Liability
- Life Estate
- Living Will
- Media Events
- Monthly Newsletter
- Omitted Child
- Order of Priority
- Personal Representatives
- Post Death Planning
- Power of Attorney
- Probate
- Probate Assets
- Process
- Qualifications
- Real Property
- Removal of Fiduciary
- Revocable Living Trusts
- Seminar
- Specialization
- Spousal Election
- Student Loans
- Supreme Court
- Survivor Benefits
- Tenancy by the Entirety
- Tenants in Common
- Terminology/Definitions
- Trustee
- Trustee Powers
- Trustee Responsibilties
- Trusts
- Uncategorized
- Will Contest
- Wills
- Wills
Archives
Blogroll
My Website
-
Recent Posts
Share this Blog
Category Archives: Intestate
What is Intestacy? Part III: Priority
This is the third in a series of posts on intestacy and will deal with priority of intestacy. Click here for the first part (Introduction to Intestacy) and click here for the second part (The Assets). Since the decedent died without … Continue reading
Posted in Intestate, Order of Priority, Probate
6 Comments
What is Intestacy? Part II: The Assets
This is the second in a series of posts on intestacy. Click here for the first part (Introduction to Intestacy). The next issue becomes what assets are covered by the intestate statutes. It seems pretty simple but, just like probate administration, … Continue reading
Posted in Intestate, Probate, Probate Assets
1 Comment
What is Intestacy? Or the Government’s Estate Plan for You. Part 1…Introduction to Intestate
I run into many people that do not have a will, much less an estate plan. Most people have preconceived notions about their estate if they pass away without a will. One notion runs along the lines of “everyone knows what to … Continue reading
Posted in Estate Planning, Intestate, Probate, Wills
Leave a comment

