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What Damages Can I Pursue in a Wrongful Death Case?
If you’re pursuing a wrongful death claim, it’s important to know the two types of damages you can pursue: financial losses and the full value of the deceased’s life.
If you’re considering writing a will, that’s the first step toward preparing for your future! Here are 4 things you don’t want to forget about when writing your will.
How Our Probate Lawyers Can Help After a Loved One Passes
If a loved one passes and legal documents weren’t created beforehand, feelings of overwhelm and stress often consume family members. Fortunately, the WHGM probate lawyers can help with legal issues that are demanding attention during such an emotional time.
Wills: Debunking 3 Myths & Explaining How We Can Help
Creating a will is one of the most important things you can do before you pass. By writing out your wishes, you are ensuring that your family and friends know exactly what you wanted with the division of assets and property. Without a will, confusion and frustration often occurs.
WHGM Family Law Attorneys: Why You Need a Will and Testament
While passing away is inevitable, only 50% of people actually have a last will and testament. Without a will, many families feel at loss concerning how to proceed to best honor the deceased wishes. To help your family through this time, consider creating a will with the WHGM attorneys today.
Health care directives are legal documents that outline your end-of-life preferences if you are ever unable to communicate your wishes. Creating your own health care directives beforehand will alleviate the stress and emotional pain that your loved ones would feel if they had to guess what you would prefer.
The Next Steps After Losing a Loved One: Tips from Probate Lawyers
No one wants to think about the death of a family member, so when it happens, many people are not prepared for the next steps. Of course, there’s planning the funeral, but what about managing the estate and administering the will? Nothing has to be done immediately, and it’s ok to take the time to grieve. But if you’re ready to take the next steps, here are some tips about where to start.