Many people do not like to think about when they die. But sometimes it is necessary to do so to ensure that their estate and loved ones remain financially protected. Estate planning is an excellent tool for you to use to plan for your family's well-being after your death. To prepare, you need to do more than write down a list of instructions for everyone to follow and label it your last will and testament. You need to choose the right person to act as your executor. To avoid complications that can lead to disputes and a lengthy probate process, you should take the following factors into consideration when choosing an executor.
3 things to look for when choosing the executor of your estate
What you need to know about alimony and taxes
Many people in Harrisburg cannot wait for the ink to dry on their divorce papers. They may feel so frustrated with their situation that they rush and agree to things before thinking about how the consequences may affect their tax situations once they are single.
