skip to Main Content
William "Zac" White, Attorney & Counselor at Law [email protected] (501) 365-3934 Hablamos Español

How to Navigate the Probate Process

Probate is the legal process that recognizes a will and appoints an executor to administer an estate and distribute it to the intended beneficiaries, according to the American Bar Association (ABA). Navigating the probate process will vary according to state law.…

Read more

An Overview of Living Wills

When you can no longer make health care decisions due to serious illness or injury, what would happen? You don’t have to be old to become incapacitated. A living will, a component of an advance health care directive, can outline your…

Read more

What to Do if Siblings Fight Over Estates

Sibling rivalry. Families are prone to old rivalries from the past becoming more evident after the death of a parent. Adult children who are emotionally upset and in the unfamiliar territory of an inheritance process can invent new problems or magnify…

Read more

Questions for Elder Law Attorneys

Planning for the future and considering financial matters can be a challenging and emotional experience. However, it is crucial to wisely manage your assets while aging and provide for the family members who will survive you. Your elder law attorney knows…

Read more

The Responsibilities of a Trustee

You probably have questions about how you want your estate dispersed and who is responsible for that process, whether you are in the middle of estate planning or just starting to think about it. A trust can be a great…

Read more

Managing the Risk of Probate Litigation

Probate litigation can be triggered by a variety of family circumstances. Two fundamental reasons still remain; disagreements over how to handle a mentally incapacitated relative or disagreements over how the estate should be divided after death. A dysfunctional family, a…

Read more

If You Need Probate, Here’s How to Tell

Even though probate sounds expensive and complex, it is a legal procedure that formalizes how assets pass from descendants to chosen heirs or beneficiaries. According to your state laws, probate may be necessary depending on the type of property you…

Read more
Back To Top