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A common estate planning mistake in Delaware

One common error that people make when dealing with their estate plan is to not update their beneficiary designations. This mistake is probably quite common because many are not aware that a will's named beneficiaries may be overridden if beneficiary designations are...

Importance of wills for those without children

It is common for people in Delaware to believe that wills are unnecessary if they do not have children. There are multiple reasons that writing a will is still important, even if a person is childless. When unmarried people without children die, their assets will pass...

A look at projected real estate trends

Delaware residents who may be engaging in real estate transactions now through 2017 may be interested to learn more about the projected trends through that interval. The results of the ULI Real Estate Consensus Forecast appear to show a relatively optimistic outlook...

Reasons to consider a revocable trust in estate planning

As many Delaware residents know, estate planning is an important part of providing for one's family in the future. However, the benefits of having a revocable trust may add to family protection and make it easier for beneficiaries down the line. There are a number of...

Alternatives to wills

Some Delaware residents may have heard that it is better to set up an estate plan without a will to avoid the delay, cost and lack of privacy that probating a will creates. While a will is still the best option in some circumstances, other vehicles for transferring...

Estate planning needs of younger adults

Although estate planning may stir thoughts of aging parents in the minds of young Delaware residents, anyone of sufficient age to create an estate plan should consider doing so. The idea of assigning the passage of one's high school mementos on to parents or friends...

Real estate tips for both sellers and buyers

Most Delaware residents involved in a real estate transaction are handling one of the largest deals of their lives. Those seeking to purchase a home as well as to homeowners who are in the process of selling their home might want to keep the following tips in mind....

Planning an estate in Delaware

Many Delaware residents assume that an estate plan only deals with determining who will get a person's property after the death of the owner. While both trusts and wills do handle these issues, a complete estate plan will also deal with how the individual will be...

Estate planning mistakes to avoid

Many Delaware residents take the time to prepare an estate plan to ensure that the loved ones that they want to have their belongings after they die actually receive them. However, one of the biggest estate planning mistakes is letting the plan remain the same as...

How the SCOTUS gay marriage ruling affects estate planning

While gay rights activists in Delaware and around the country celebrate the June 26 Supreme Court decision regarding the constitutionality of gay marriage, estate planning attorneys may have more practical reasons to applaud the historic ruling. Prior to the Supreme...

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