Tag Archive for "estate administration"

My Loved One Has Died: As Their Heir or Beneficiary, Do I Need an Attorney?

You just found out that your favorite aunt, Aunt Melba, has died. In the midst of your grief and sadness, you receive a notice from the attorney handling Aunt Melba's affairs stating that you are a beneficiary. Your best friend advises you to get an attorney. What should you do? Will Aunt Melba's attorney help...

May 20, 2021

Douglas Davis

Permalink

757, attorney, beneficiary, Chesapeake, coastal virginia, counsel, Davis Law Group, DLG, dlgva, Doug Davis, estate, estate administration, estate law, estate planning, greenbrier, Hampton, Hampton Roads, hrva, inheritance, last will, Law, law firm, lawyer, legal, Newport News, Norfolk, Portsmouth, southeastern virginia, Suffolk, Tidewater, trust administration, trustee, va, Virginia, Virginia Beach, will

Comments are closed

119

Four Reasons Why Estate Planning Isn’t Just for the 1%

There is a common misconception that estate plans are only for the ultra-rich

- the top 1 % - maybe the top 10%, 20%, or some other arbitrary determination of “enough” money. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. People at all income and wealth levels can benefit from a comprehensive estate plan....

May 23, 2019

Davis Law Group

Permalink

Davis Law Group

1%, 757, advice, assets, attorney, Chesapeake, coastal virginia, COVA, estate administration, estate plan, estate planning, greenbrier, Hampton Roads, hrva, Law, lawyer, legal, Norfolk, Portsmouth, rich, savings, southeastern virginia, Suffolk, Tidewater, top 1%, trust, trust administration, Virginia Beach, wealth, wealth management, who needs an estate plan, will

Comments are closed

656

Are Heirlooms and Keepsakes a Part of Your Estate Plan?

When most people think of estate planning, they think of assets that include money, real estate, and personal property.

But, included in someone’s estate could be invaluable personal property, such as family heirlooms or keepsakes. This type of property should not be overlooked in your estate plan just because it may not have a high dollar...

April 5, 2019

Douglas Davis

Permalink

Estate Planning & Administration

assets, attorney, Chesapeake, coastal virginia, Davis Law Group, end of life, estate administration, estate law, estate plan, estate planning, estate plans, family heirlooms, family treasures, greenbrier, Hampton Roads, heirlooms, hrva, keepsakes, Law, legal, Norfolk, passed down, personal property memorandum, Portsmouth, sentimental items, southeastern virginia, Suffolk, Tidewater, trust, va, Virginia, Virginia Beach, will

Comments are closed

1257

The Last Will and Testament of the Unprepared

Recently the Wall Street Journal published an article that stated only 10% of the adult population has a plan for a lifetime disability or for distribution of assets at death. This is pretty stunning when you consider how protective we generally are of our children and the things we own, combined with the fact that...

April 29, 2015

Douglas Davis

Permalink

Davis Law Group, Estate Planning & Administration

757, attorney, best attorneys in chesapeake, Chesapeake, Davis Law Group, estate administration, estate planning, estate planning attorney, Hampton Roads, hrva, last will and testament, lawyer, legal advice, legal services, living will, Norfolk, Portsmouth, southeastern virginia, Tidewater, Virginia Beach

Comments are closed

1270

Tag Archives: estate administration

My Loved One Has Died: As Their Heir or Beneficiary, Do I Need an Attorney?

Four Reasons Why Estate Planning Isn’t Just for the 1%

There is a common misconception that estate plans are only for the ultra-rich

Are Heirlooms and Keepsakes a Part of Your Estate Plan?

When most people think of estate planning, they think of assets that include money, real estate, and personal property.

The Last Will and Testament of the Unprepared

Our Practice Areas Include:

Categories

Recent Blog Posts

Four Ways to Set Yourself Up for Success In Your New Job

Online Estate Planning? Things to Think About

Popular Posts

Four Ways to Set Yourself Up for Success In Your New Job

Online Estate Planning? Things to Think About

Ways to Leave Your Real Estate to Your Loved Ones (and the Pros and Cons)

Search Our Site