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March 23, 2023 Davis Law Group

 You just found out that your favorite aunt, Aunt Melba, has died and have received a notice from the attorney handling Aunt Melba's affairs stating that you are a beneficiary. Your best friend advises

September 14, 2022 Davis Law Group

The loss of a loved one comes with many unexpected challenges. Losing a beloved relative or friend can be overwhelming, and the process of handling their affairs in the wake of such a

April 14, 2022 Douglas Davis

Car crashes, incidents and fatalities are an unfortunate reality in our increasingly hectic and fast paced world. According to the CDC, about three million people in the US are injured every year in

September 8, 2021 Douglas Davis

When a loved one passes, it affects an entire family. However, when it comes to carrying out their wishes, not every family member has an equal say. In fact, in many cases, only

June 9, 2021 Douglas Davis

Call me old-fashioned, but I think estate planning should involve a personalized and continuing relationship, not a transaction. While some may prefer to use low-cost websites or software because they are more concerned about

June 19, 2019 Douglas Davis

While putting together an estate plan is important for you and your loved ones, it is equally important for you to understand the role of the trusted individuals who will be carrying out

May 10, 2017 Douglas Davis

Why is it that family feuds erupt after a death, or even after the incapacity of a family member? One of the leading causes is a failure to choose a fiduciary who will

April 25, 2017 Douglas Davis

The famous musician Prince died a year ago and the battle over his fortune will not be resolved any time soon. The question of whether Prince left a will continues to be one

September 22, 2014 Douglas Davis

Until recently we didn’t worry too much about inherited IRA’s because they have always been protected from creditors, predators and some marital claims. That recently changed when the Supreme Court decided Clark v.