Charles Rayburn Wilson
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Estate Planning Newsletter
Gifts During Life - I
 
An intentional transfer of property made from the generosity of the transferor is known as a gift. The person who makes a gift is known as the donor. The person who receives a gift is known as the donee.More...
 
Gifts During Life - II
 
An intentional transfer of property made from the generosity of the transferor is known as a gift. The person who makes a gift is known as the donor. The person who receives a gift is known as the donee.More...
 
Powers and Duties of an Attorney-in-Fact
 
Your attorney-in-fact only has the financial authority you grant him in the document creating a durable power of attorney for finances. More...
 
Basic Vocabulary and Execution
 
A will is a legal document that explains where a person wants or does not want his property to go after his death. A will becomes effective upon death and until then, it can be revoked or amended. If a person dies without a will, a court will determine where his property goes according to state law. More...
 
Protection of the Immediate Family
 
One of the main purposes for making and leaving a will is to guide the administration of the estate of the testator--the person who made the will. A will should be written in language that is clear and indisputable. Alas, the language in a will may be unclear or vague. This article discusses will interpretation doctrines designed to protect the testator's immediate family from mistakes, or apparent mistakes, by the testator.More...
 
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