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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.
The Different Types of Wills Used in Estate Planning
Estate planning is the first step in guaranteeing that your assets are safeguarded and allocated according to your final wishes. One of the most well-known estate planning documents, a will allows you to dictate how your assets and property should be distributed after your death. But did you know there are several different types of...
What is the “Right of Survivorship” and How Does it Affect Estate Planning?
When it comes to estate planning, one of the most important concepts to understand is rights of survivorship. This legal principle can have a significant impact on how your property is transferred after your death, and it's important to consider its implications when creating your estate plan. At the Law Offices of Brenton C....
What is a Pour-over Will? Your Trust’s Best Friend in Estate Planning
As estate planning attorneys, we work with clients every day to ensure that their hard-earned assets are distributed according to their wishes. A pour-over will is one estate planning tool that can be useful in achieving this goal. At the Law Offices of Brenton C. McWilliams, we can help you understand how a pour-over will works...
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...
