On behalf of Hinojosa & Forer LLP | Jun 3, 2020 | Will Contests
When a loved one passes away, their will is one of the ways that they might pass assets down to individuals and other entities. There are instances in which the will might not contain what someone thought it was supposed to. This might lead to a will contest, but not...
On behalf of Hinojosa & Forer LLP | May 18, 2020 | Will Contests
When a relative enlists someone as a trustee to administer their estate on behalf of you and your family, they hope their choice works out. Sometimes, things do not work out, and you and the other beneficiaries may want to remove the trustee. Here are a few of the...
On behalf of Hinojosa & Forer LLP | Apr 23, 2020 | Will Contests
Some people know the contents of their loved one’s will before the person passes away. But there are cases in which the contents are much different than what was expected. In these circumstances, there might be a need to file a challenge to the will. This can only be...
On behalf of Hinojosa & Forer LLP | Mar 30, 2020 | Will Contests
Having a solid estate plan can ease the way for your heirs once you’re gone — but only if you choose the right executor for your estate. A bad choice could lead to unnecessary delays, unexpected tax consequences and possibly even lawsuits among your heirs. Who...
On behalf of Hinojosa & Forer LLP | Mar 9, 2020 | Will Contests
When people talk about their concerns regarding an estate plan, the focus is often on whether a family member or caregiver exerted undue influence. They may also question whether your loved one no longer had the necessary testamentary capacity at the time that they...
On behalf of Hinojosa & Forer LLP | Feb 18, 2020 | Will Contests
The death of a loved one can be incredibly sad and, in some cases, a traumatic experience. However, that pain can be magnified if you discover you were left out of a will, whether you assumed or were told that you would be included. To determine if you have a rightful...
