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How long does the estate administration process typically take?

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Dec 18, 2024 | Estate Administration

Estate administration ensures that a person’s assets are managed and distributed after death. Many people wonder how long this process will take. Several factors determine how quickly or slowly someone can complete it. Factors that affect estate administration...

How can a trust help reduce inheritance tax liabilities?

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Dec 4, 2024 | Estate Planning

Establishing a trust strategically manages estate taxes and ensures assets align with an individual's wishes.  Trusts offer benefits that can help reduce potential inheritance tax liabilities, making them an effective estate planning tool. Reducing taxable estate...

Are survivorship rights impacted by probate?

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Nov 13, 2024 | Probate

Probate settles a person's estate after their death. The rules surrounding jointly owned property can be complex, especially when survivorship rights are involved. Understanding how probate interacts with these situations clarifies what happens to property ownership...

What happens if a beneficiary believes the will was forged?

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Oct 31, 2024 | Probate Litigation

Beneficiaries might suspect that a will does not reflect the true intentions of the deceased. This could happen if the document seems out of character for the person who created it. When a beneficiary believes someone forged the will, taking swift action becomes...

How can beneficiaries and trustees navigate trust disputes?

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Oct 18, 2024 | Trust Administration

Trust disputes between beneficiaries and trustees can be challenging, especially when emotions are high. Arkansas law provides guidelines to help resolve these disagreements. Understanding the best approach can make the process smoother for everyone involved....

What happens if the executor is incapacitated in Arkansas?

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Oct 3, 2024 | Estate Administration

The executor of a will plays a crucial role in managing the estate and ensuring that the deceased’s wishes get carried out. However, unexpected situations can arise if the executor becomes incapacitated. When an executor faces conditions that prevent them from acting,...

Legal complexities of contesting a will for undue influence

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Sep 24, 2024 | Estate Planning

Contesting a will is a complicated process, especially when allegations of undue influence factor in. When someone suspects that a person manipulated the deceased into changing their will, proving this claim requires navigating various legal challenges. Understanding...

Transferring property without probate in Arkansas

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Sep 5, 2024 | Estate Planning

Navigating the transfer of property after a loved one’s death can be challenging. The probate process is often necessary to distribute a deceased person's assets. However, some circumstances allow for the transfer of property without going through probate, simplifying...

Conflicts of interest in probate administration

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Aug 22, 2024 | Probate

Executors have a significant role in probate administration. Their job is to take actions that ensure the honoring of the deceased's wishes. However, conflicts of interest can arise, putting the executor in a challenging position. Recognizing and addressing these...

Common reasons for adjusting beneficiary amounts in your will

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Aug 9, 2024 | Estate Planning

In Arkansas, deciding how your assets will be distributed after your passing is a significant part of planning for the future. While you might have already set up a will or trust, circumstances change, and so might your decisions about how much your beneficiaries...

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