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Recent celebrity deaths raise estate planning questions for all

Estate administration challenges and even litigation often mark the aftermath of a high net-worth person's death. This is especially the case for those who leave no estate planning documents, which was purportedly the situation regarding recently departed celebrities...

Pros and cons of rent-to-own real estate transactions

No matter the climate of the housing market in Delaware, there may always be those who desire to be homeowners but are not ready for one reason or another. Perhaps their credit has taken a hit or they do not have enough down payment. One option for such buyers is...

How can you protect your interests in a boundary dispute?

As a property owner, you may be unsure of the steps you can take to protect your interests when an issue arises with your neighbor. One of the most common types of disputes between neighbors are those that stem from disagreements over property boundary lines. This can...

Elder law considerations for parents of adult children

It's nothing new to say that kids are expensive, but what happens when paying expenses for adult children cuts into retirement savings? Recent research shows that many near-retirees in the United States do not have adequate savings -- an issue that can be compounded...

Residential real estate sales could be held up by the HOA

Selling a home can be a challenge. Finding a buyer is only part of the battle when it comes to residential real estate sales whether here in Delaware or elsewhere. Sellers may expect lenders, title agents and appraisers, among others, to have some sort of say in...

Estate planning advice when a child is dealing with addiction

Most parents hope to split their assets equitably between children when they pass away. But if one child has an addiction to opiates, alcohol or another substance, parents can become concerned that leaving assets to that child is not a responsible decision. There are...

A special type of trust for a special needs loved one

Delaware families are aware of the importance of having appropriate estate planning documents in place. From wills to medical directives, there are certain estate planning tools that can provide peace of mind regarding the future and your loved ones. One of these...

Communication with children can help prevent elder law issues

Although many people prefer to live private lives, communication can often be the key to avoiding missteps and hazards as one ages. It is a good idea for Delaware seniors to have certain conversations with their children, as awareness throughout the family can help...

Common mistakes for first-time residential real estate buyers

Many people spend years planning and saving before purchasing a home. Despite taking their time and being thoughtful about the process, first-time residential real estate buyers still can hit some stumbling blocks along the way. Here are some of the common mistakes...

What happens when people die without estate planning documents?

Dying without a will is almost never in people's plans. But with so many people in Delaware procrastinating on starting the estate planning process, this certainly does happen from time to time. Dying with a will that is deemed legally invalid can have the same...

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