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My Kid Went to College and Took Their Legal Rights With Them!

A power of attorney is not just for your parents, your children need them also.

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TOD, POD, OMG!

How a TOD, and a POD, can help you AVOID probate.

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Probate Options for Small Estates in Kansas and Missouri

Both Kansas and Missouri offer simpler probate options for small estate.

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What Is Probate, and Why Do Assets Have to Go Through It?

Probate is necessary to transfer ownership from a deceased individual to their heirs.

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How can I own 1/3 of a house? Understanding how real property passes through probate

Inheriting property from probate can result in multiple owners. Here's how that happens.

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Understanding the probate process - 10 steps to know.

These 10 quick steps walk you through what to expect during the probate process.

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Living in a House That’s in Probate? Here’s Why Rent May Be Required

Living in a house that's in probate is not free, even if you lived there for free before.

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What to do if you've been sued by your siblings for actions you took as a power of attorney.

As power of attorney, you have a fiduciary duty to protect the finances of others. Understand what that means.

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What to do when you are a Conservator, down to the penny.

The court expects you to handle the protected person’s assets as if they were your own, and to act with honesty, caution, and complete transparency.

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Everything goes to the oldest son, and other common misunderstandings about probate.

When someone dies without a will, they are said to die intestate. That just means the state — not the person — decides who inherits their property. Each state has laws that create a “family tree” of who inherits first, second, and third.

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