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Do you think your siblings altered your parents’ estate plan?

On behalf of The Mead Law Firm P.C. | Dec 18, 2020 | Estate Administration And Litigation

When your parents’ estate plan comes to light, you don’t feel like it is exactly what you were expecting. While you have moved away from home and your siblings stayed closer to your parents, you have still talked with them from time to time about their will and other...

What documents should I include in my estate plan?

On behalf of The Mead Law Firm P.C. | Nov 11, 2020 | Estate Administration And Litigation

Having a comprehensive estate plan that meets the needs of the estate planner is important. For that reason, the estate planner should be familiar with what estate planning documents they should consider including in their estate plan. Will A will is an important part...

How to solve a real estate dispute before closing

On behalf of The Mead Law Firm P.C. | Oct 20, 2020 | Estate Administration And Litigation

You’ve found the home of your dreams, it’s under contract and you’re working toward closing day. But then something goes wrong and you soon realize that your dream may not come true. Rather than think the worst, there are steps you can take to solve your real estate...

Is a special needs trust right for you and your loved ones?

On behalf of The Mead Law Firm P.C. | Jun 10, 2020 | Estate Administration And Litigation

Estate planning encompasses a lot of different aspects of not only the distribution of your assets, but also how you and your loved ones will be cared for. It’s therefore important that you identify what your goals and visions for the future are so that you can...

Who can challenge a will in Oregon?

On behalf of The Mead Law Firm P.C. | Mar 23, 2020 | Estate Administration And Litigation

When a loved one passes away, they often leave a will to explain how they want their assets distributed. Most of the time their will is followed as they desired but occasionally it is challenged. But not everyone in Oregon can challenge a person’s will. When a person...

3 Signs of fiduciary wrongdoing in estate administration

On behalf of The Mead Law Firm P.C. | Jan 9, 2020 | Estate Administration And Litigation

Executors of an estate have a responsibility to fulfill their fiduciary duties, meaning they must follow through with the estate administration tasks required of them in a legal and ethical manner. While serving as an executor can be stressful, people who are...

The Stuart Scott estate litigation case on hold

On behalf of The Mead Law Firm P.C. | Dec 19, 2019 | Estate Administration And Litigation

Stuart Scott, the beloved ESPN anchor, died in early 2015 after losing his battle with cancer. Ever since his death, his ex-wife, his daughters and Disney have been fighting about the handling of his estate. Nearly five years into this legal battle, estate litigation...

Stepparent actions can lead to estate litigation

On behalf of The Mead Law Firm P.C. | Oct 25, 2019 | Estate Administration And Litigation

With the high level of divorces that occur in the United States every year, numerous people in Oregon and elsewhere end up getting remarried and have to work on blending their families. Sometimes this is easier said than done. When it comes to the death of a parent,...

3 Important steps to take as a successor trustee

On behalf of The Mead Law Firm P.C. | Oct 23, 2019 | Estate Administration And Litigation

Managing a settlor’s trust once they have passed is a big responsibility. Chances are, the settlor has already worked with you and prepared you for this role. Still, it can be an overwhelming process once the trust enters the administration phase. Here are three...

Estate administration and litigation: Problems with an executor?

On behalf of The Mead Law Firm P.C. | Sep 27, 2019 | Estate Administration And Litigation

The person designated to be the executor of your loved one’s estate is a person he or she trusted to handle his or her final affairs. Unfortunately, not all executors are fit to fulfill their roles. Those who find themselves at odds with their loved one’s...
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