Famous Estate Plans Gone Bad
Eleven famous estate planning cases that went bad, really bad. Taxes, love triangles, surviving spouses, and a host of other issues impacting
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IAJ LAW, LLC
Serving Estates, Workers, and Veterans
Category Estate Administration
Estate administration is about reducing conflict and making sure estates are administered as they were intended. This includes representing a personal representative, trustee, and various other elements of the estate process.
Trustee Checklist Immediately Upon Death
A trustee checklist for the administration of a love one's affairs immediately after their death. The administration of a trust will be
Self Audit Your Bank
Trustees can self audit accounts and banks. The banking crisis has caused lots of stress for trustees trying to meet duties imposed by law
Opening Day For Planning
Opening Day for baseball, Estate Planning, and Apple Pie are one in the same. Like a given season, life is unpredictable. "Play Ball"
Downsizing For Future Trustees
Downsizing on behalf of your future trustee makes a lot of sense for your estate. But, doing so is challenging. Here is a quick checklist.
Spring Cleaning Your Estate Plan
Spring Cleaning also applies to our Estate Plans. Here are the reasons to revisit, review, and revise planning documents.
Trust Mistake on the Back End
A trust mistake often occurs with refunds and prematurely closing out accounts. When addressing time, trustees may want
Joint Tenancy After A Spouse Dies
Joint Tenancy is a wonderful tool for married couples because there are rights of survivorship. On the other hand, probate can require the
Estate Planning Story about the Gregory Brothers vs. their Sister
Siblings clash in a probate case between the Gregory brothers and their sister. In Minnesota, a conflict of interest between beneficiaries and
The $550 Million Dollar Will
A Million Dollar Will was filed publicly for the whole world to scrutinize. Curious what a will looks like when you die with more than $550 million dollars?