by | | Trust and Estate Disputes
Family disputes over wills and trusts can lead to months of suffering and stress for everyone involved. Despite someone’s best interests, their will may leave more questions than answers, and contests from relatives can ultimately lead to costly legal battles. Rather...
by | | Trust and Estate Disputes
Estate planning is a natural part of aging, and it helps protect your loved ones after you pass away. Although estate planning can be overwhelming, it is important to prioritize to ensure your beneficiaries are always covered. Unfortunately, estate planning mistakes...
by | | Trust and Estate Disputes
A trust helps you determine who receives your assets after your death, ensuring that the intended recipients are given everything you want them to have while avoiding probate and possibly lowering estate taxes. In South Dakota, there are unique laws surrounding trusts...
by | | Alvine Law, Litigation, Trust and Estate Disputes
While an estate and trust seem similar, there are some key differences and it is important to understand them. What is an Estate? When a person dies, all property titled in their name at the time of their death instantly becomes owned by his or her estate. Meaning, an...
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An invalid Will or Trust can be contested in South Dakota. After a loved one dies and you find out you have been disinherited through that decedent’s Will or Trust, and you believe the decedent lacked capacity or was unduly influenced to sign the documents...
by | | Alvine Law, Litigation, Trust and Estate Disputes
Nobody likes to think about what will happen after they leave this world. But when you have dependents and loved ones, it is not something you can afford to neglect. The estate and trust planning process lets you determine how your estate will handle things after...
