
How is Jointly Owned Property Handled?
Jointly owned property may avoid probate. When more than one person has concurrent ownership of an asset, it is considered jointly owned. Some couples choose
Jointly owned property may avoid probate. When more than one person has concurrent ownership of an asset, it is considered jointly owned. Some couples choose
Neither the probate court nor the probate process itself need be frightening. It is normal for people to have fears. Fear can be healthy and
Gifts can be a helpful way of reducing estate tax liability. Estate taxes can cost certain estates significantly. Because taxes can reduce inheritances to heirs,
Young adults should prioritize estate planning. Although your chances of dying increase as you get older, death can come at any age. As my maternal
The unexpected death of a spouse is devastating. Many factors in life cannot be controlled. Some of these can lead to untimely deaths. Even those
Portability election rules have been changed. For the better. Taxes are a common consideration in estate planning. The state and federal governments have several means
People often leave behind a house filled with items when they die. People often live as if they can take their things with them when
It is possible to refuse an inheritance. Many people and cultures consider it rude to decline a gift. Chances are you were told to smile
Most Americans do not understand probate. Isn’t there anyone who knows what probate is all about?!! This question is reminiscent of Charlie Brown’s desperate cry
An estate plan review ensures your plan will work when needed. Most things in life require maintenance. If you do not invest in your marriage,
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Overland Park Estate Planning Attorney Kyle Krull assists clients in Kansas and Missouri with Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Revocable Living Trusts, Charitable Planning, Asset Protection and Business Succession Planning in the greater Kansas City area including Overland Park, Leawood, Olathe, Lenexa, Johnson County Kansas and Jackson County Missouri.