After you die, your loved ones and the court will decide what to do with your pet — unless you make other arrangements. That is why many people include instructions for their pets in their estate plans. Most courts consider…
For many people, probate seems to be an unavoidable reality of estate planning. Probate court is a tool that allows the terms of a will (or other estate planning tool) to be met by distributing assets to beneficiaries and navigating other details. Although…
The probate process can seem overwhelming, especially after losing a loved one. At Reed Leeper, P.C., we want you to know that it doesn’t have to be so complicated. We are here to walk you through the whole process, and we can…