Thank God for that.
In my Executors career I have seen families become long divided and bitter even over seemingly trivial assets.
Making unsubstantiated claims without any proof other than of self-entitlement.
I tactfully remind everyone that I go with what is in contained therein the deceased’s last Will and Testament.
Thank God for that.
In my Executors career I have seen families become long divided and bitter even over seemingly trivial assets.
Making unsubstantiated claims without any proof other than of self-entitlement.
I tactfully remind everyone that I go with what is in contained therein the deceased’s last Will and Testament.
Well, that's always a plus... What's better to have, a Will or a Trust...???
A will, preferably notarized (Witnessed by an official like a notary public.)