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Dianne Feinstein

Who Inherited from Dianne Feinstein?

POSTED ON: October 27, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Dianne Feinstein left a large estate to her loved ones. Most people do not accumulate vast wealth during their lifetimes. Although they may leave inheritances to their loved ones, the assets are usually meager to moderate. They create estate plans not to address tax implications but to ensure the proper individuals are listed as heirs. […]
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No-contest clause

When Would Someone Use a No-Contest Clause?

POSTED ON: September 29, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Having a no-contest clause can reduce the likelihood of estate battles. Estate planning allows you to protect and provide for loved ones. It also enables you to disinherit certain people in your family. Very rarely does providing for your loved ones cause conflict. Cutting someone out of the will certainly can lead to resentment. According […]
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Heirlooms

How Should Heirlooms Be Handled in Estate Plans?

POSTED ON: August 28, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Heirlooms can trigger conflict among families. While many people value money as an inheritance, family heirlooms are often considered priceless. It makes sense. People can get money anywhere, but there is no replicating the history and meaning attached to family heirlooms. According to a recent The Wall Street Journal article titled "Pass On Your Heirlooms, […]
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Aretha Franklin

What was the Fate of the Aretha Franklin Estate?

POSTED ON: August 8, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
The estate of Aretha Franklin took years to settle. Communication is essential in various aspects of life. Spouses with poor communication can quickly grow apart and find resentment building. Inadequately outlined procedures and structures can be the bane of businesses. Failing to share about estate planning wishes can lead to costly court battles. Understatement. According […]
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Aretha Franklin

Why Did Aretha Franklin Leave a Voicemail?

POSTED ON: May 18, 2023 BY: Kyle Krull
Aretha Franklin left a voicemail for her attorney in the months preceding her death. Estate planning is essential because it allows people to communicate their wishes regarding what happens to their assets when they die. To be legally binding, estate planning documents must be prepared and signed according to specific rules. Simply stating wishes to […]
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NFL

Are NFL Teams Automatically Inherited?

POSTED ON: October 3, 2022 BY: Kyle Krull
Estate planning for NFL teams is no small matter. Passing along assets to the next generation requires thoughtfulness for anyone. It involves even more planning when a business is one of these assets. Business succession planning and estate planning certainly must be "tackled" together, especially when the business is a professional football team (pun intended). […]
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James Brown

What Happened to the Estate of James Brown?

POSTED ON: August 17, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
James Brown left a mess with his estate plan. During his life, James Brown recorded numerous hit songs. These tunes included “A Man’s World,” “Pappas Got a Brand-New Bag,” and “I Feel Good.” While he struck audiences with flashy performances, his life was plagued with problems. According to a a recent Associated Press article titled […]
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Larry King

Did the Estate of Larry King Trigger a Will Contest?

POSTED ON: April 14, 2021 BY: Kyle Krull
The estate of Larry King underscores the importance of estate planning. Larry King had both highs and lows in his career and his personal life. Despite these challenges, he had an uncanny ability to persevere after mistakes and mishaps. According to a recent The National Law Journal article titled “Larry King Will Contest—Key Takeaways,” this […]
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