inheritance

The money, property, and assets from a deceased person's estate that's passed down or distributed to the beneficiaries (also known as inheritors).

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Seriously, don’t run to the nearest car dealership. Think this through.

Leaving money to your children is often every parent’s dream. These uber-wealthy people have a different plan in mind.

These Wills are shocking, spiteful, and even silly.

There’s a lot to sort through after the death of a parent -- boxes of photos, heirlooms, long-forgotten toys you left in their...

Some states have inheritance tax, some have estate tax, some have both, some have none at all. See where your state shows up on...

Once a novelty, it’s now become expected for the unimaginably wealthy to leave millions to their surviving pets to ensure there’s...

Hidden in the back of my closet is a yellowing plastic bag filled with AquaNet-crusted, faded pink, partially broken hair rollers...

Here’s how to motivate your Will-less clients to protect their family and assets.

What would you do if an estranged family member passed away and turned out to be secretly rich?

Death is agonizing enough without the added pain of heir warfare. Here are some warning signs that there might be strife in your...

Inheritance rights determine who has the legal right to claim your property after you die.

When creating a Will, you have the right to give your assets or property to whomever you choose.

In order to properly distribute assets to the beneficiaries named in the Will, you’ll need to set up a bank account in the name...

In order to settle the estate, it may be necessary to file state and/or federal incomes tax returns, a personal income tax return...

A Will, also called a Last Will and Testament, is a legal document that says who will get your property after you die (inheritors...

Who gets your kids? Who gets your stuff? What do you need to make it official? You've got questions, we've got this article.

If you've been named as an Executor, there are some important things you should know about your new role—whether you're called...

Today, the US Supreme Court ruled that the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), signed into law by President Clinton in 1996, is...