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How can insurance policies end up in probate?

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

The fact that some assets do not go through probate probably gives you some peace of mind. Insurance policies are a prime example. However, there are instances where insurance, such as a life insurance policy, could end up in probate in spite of your hopes. To...

Why should you update your will?

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Mar 12, 2024 | Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Probate

Wills are not intended to be permanent documents. In fact, most people must update their wills many times over the years to ensure they continue to meet their needs. Although updating your estate plan might not be the most exciting task on your to-do list, doing so is...

How do fiduciary breaches of duty happen?

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Jan 12, 2024 | Probate

Probate, the legal process of sorting out someone's estate after they die, is a time that requires careful attention. A key aspect of this process is the fiduciary duty held by those in charge of managing the deceased person's assets. There are many ways fiduciary...

What can make probate go on longer?

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Oct 24, 2023 | Probate

Probate, the legal process of settling a deceased person's estate, can often become a protracted affair. Several factors contribute to the lengthening of this already complex procedure. Understanding these elements is important for heirs and beneficiaries who seek a...

Which assets go through probate and which do not?

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Sep 4, 2023 | Probate

When a loved one passes away, the legal process of distributing their assets may seem daunting. Not all assets go through the same channels, however. Understanding the distinction between assets subject to probate and those that bypass this process can simplify...

Using a pour-over will to distribute leftover assets

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Jul 17, 2023 | Estate Planning, Probate

If you have decided to establish a trust for your family, you could place many kinds of property into the trust. However, it is possible you might overlook one or more of your assets and fail to assign them to your trust before your death. Fortunately, writing a...

Choosing beneficiaries for your Arkansas estate

On Behalf of Artherton Law | May 1, 2023 | Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Probate

Estate planning involves making important decisions, including who will inherit your assets after your death. Choosing the right beneficiaries for your estate is a crucial step in ensuring the fulfillment of your wishes and providing for your loved ones. Consider your...

Paying debts through probate in Arkansas

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Apr 18, 2023 | Estate Administration, Probate

In Arkansas, the probate process plays a crucial role in settling a deceased person's estate, including the payment of outstanding debts. Many people wonder how this process works and what it entails. It is important to understand the steps involved in paying debts...

3 reasons to contest a will

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Apr 7, 2023 | Estate Administration, Probate

A will is a legal document outlining the distribution of a person's assets and property after their death. In some cases, family members or other interested parties may have reasons to challenge the validity of a will. Here are some common reasons to consider...

Beginning the probate process for an estate

On Behalf of Artherton Law | Mar 8, 2023 | Estate Administration, Probate

One of the tasks that fall to survivors is to handle the property of their loved ones. In some cases, people make significant preparation before they die. In others, there might be more work to do. Regardless of the details, one of the tasks involved will probably be...

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