Executor’s Responsibilities Explained: Managing Assets, Expenses, and Creditor Claims
Being named executor or administrator for a loved one’s estate plan can be a wonderful honor. It shows they trust you to…
As an Executor, What Should I Read First When Reviewing a Will?
The title of this blog post is such a fantastic question. It is also extremely logical. After all, a loved one’s Will…
Serving as a Trustee? Why Trust Documents Can Be Hard to Read Without Legal Guidance
Being named the Trustee of a Trust is a massive responsibility, and it is a role you do not intend to take…
What Is the Difference Between an Independent Administrator and a Dependent Administrator?
Most people understand that an executor or administrator of someone’s Will responsibility is to carry out the intent of the Will—and there…
Employee Spotlight: Summer Hayes
Summer Hayes believes every bright legal career starts with a positive first step, and by the looks of it, she is already…
Have You Heard of SAGE? A Test to Catch Signs of Alzheimer’s and Dementia Earlier
In the earliest stage of Alzheimer’s, most people are still leading an active and independent lifestyle. They drive, go to work, take…
Is it True That Each Trustee Can Be Held Liable for Each Other’s Actions?
There are three things you must do when preparing to act as a Trustee of a Trust. The first is to read…
Employee Spotlight: Kellie Bright
Kellie Bright joined our firm as a receptionist in 2025 and has quickly become known for her warm, welcoming personality and genuine…
Trustee Series: 6 Tips for Working Successfully with an Estate Planning Attorney
Serving as a Trustee can be an honor and a challenge. For instance, this may be the first time you have had…
What Does Duty of Loyalty Mean for a Trustee?
Stepping into the role of Trustee for the first time can feel both meaningful and intimidating. You are taking on a job…