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The Law Offices of Brenton C. McWilliams
Welcome to our blog. Here, you will find articles on topics relating to estate planning, elder law and probate.
What Happens to My Mortgage If I Die in Alabama?
The Law Offices of Brenton C. McWilliams can help you understand and plan for what happens to your mortgage in the event of your passing. This is an important aspect of estate planning that many Alabama residents have questions about. Let's explore this topic together, providing you with valuable information to help you make informed...
Co-Trustees Seem Like a Good Idea—But Are They Really?
Co-Trustees Seem Like a Good Idea—But Are They Really? The “Co-Trustee Dilemma” You Didn't See Coming Imagine this: You’re sitting at the kitchen table, trying to figure out your estate plan. You want things to be fair, so you think, Why not name both my children as co-trustees? After all, you love them equally, and this way, no one...
7 Reasons for Putting Property in a Trust (& How to Do It)
If you're considering various estate planning strategies, you may have wondered about the benefits of putting your property in a trust. At the Law Offices of Brenton C. McWilliams, we've seen firsthand how trusts can be powerful tools for safeguarding assets, providing for loved ones, and ensuring a smooth transfer of property. In this...
What Is a Spendthrift Trust, and Who Needs One?
If you're considering how to best safeguard your assets and ensure they are used according to your wishes after you pass away, a spendthrift trust might be a valuable estate planning tool to consider. At the Law Offices of Brenton C. McWilliams, we recognize that estate planning is a deeply personal process, and what works for one...
What is a Probate Bond in Alabama & When is it Required?
If you've recently lost a loved one in Alabama and are settling their estate through probate, you may have heard mention of a probate bond. As probate lawyers, our team regularly guides families through the probate process, helping them to determine whether a bond is required, secure the appropriate bond, and provide peace of mind...