4 Estate Administration Issues You Should Understand

Every estate that is established must have an executor. If you fail to appoint an executor, the probate courts will name someone to serve in that role as the administrator. It's also common for an appointed executor to hire an estate administration attorney to provide advice. There are a lot of things you should understand about the administrator's job, so here is a look at four of the biggest concerns. [Read More]

3 Things That Make Catastrophic Injury Cases Unique

Anytime someone is injured as a result of the negligence of another, the injured party can pursue financial compensation in court. Not all personal injury cases are alike — some are more serious than others. The most severe types of injuries usually warrant the filing of a catastrophic injury lawsuit. There are a few differences that set catastrophic injury cases apart from run-of-the-mill personal injury cases. Understanding these differences will allow you to more fully pursue your catastrophic injury case in court. [Read More]

How To Decide If You Need A Probate Lawyer

When you begin the process of planning your will or last testament, you will get to the part where you need to declare the recipients of your assets. You need to decide who among your family and friends will inherit whatever it is you are leaving behind. While you might think that naming someone on paper might make things pretty straightforward, that's not always the case. There are some scenarios where your estate could be put through probate court before any of the assets can actually be released. [Read More]