From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My brother is the Executor of my mother’s estate. I believe he has spent the estate’s money on himself but refuses to give me any information. How do I challenge him? Can you tell me about executor removal?” How To Go About Executor Removal? […]
Estate Planning Lawyer, Peter Klenk Probate or Pro-bait? Navigating the Minefield of Probate Matters Hey folks. Peter Klenk at Klenk Law talking to you once again about death and taxes and all the fun things surrounding estate planning and trust and estate work. So today, let’s talk about probate, […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “I was recently diagnosed with early-stage dementia. Though I am managing my finances, I realize that I may no longer be up to that task in the future. I may not be able to make my own medical decisions. What Dementia and Alzheimer’s Estate […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My father died recently and my brother is firing a will that I think is a forgery. My father and I have not spoken in over 10 years. Can I challenge the Will? Who can challenge a will?” Who Can Challenge a Will: Not […]
Estate Planning Lawyer, Peter Klenk Litigation in the Living Room: Tackling Estate Wars Hi folks. It’s Peter Klenk, Klenk Law. Getting together one more time to talk about all this fun, death, and taxes stuff. Yay. So, you know, it all comes our way, guys. And it’s nice just […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My neighbors are all using revocable living trusts, and I wonder if it is a good idea for me. What are the Benefits of a Revocable Trust? Is a Revocable Trust a good idea for me?” What are the Benefits of a Revocable Trust? […]
Estate Planning Lawyer, Peter Klenk Trust Issues: Navigating Revocable Trusts and Their Pitfalls Hello, everybody. It’s Peter Klenk at Klenk Law, here once again to talk to you about death and taxes—at least this fascinating subject that we all have to deal with. Today, we’re gonna talk about trust […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “I have two young children, and I am worried that if someday my spouse and I are in an accident, our two families will fight about who will take the kids home from school or the hospital. Is there a way to pick a […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “My mother’s Alzheimer’s is so bad she doesn’t recognize us at times. I want to become her Guardian. Though she is healthy, she still needs medical care and treatment. If I take on this job, what medical decisions do guardians make?” What is a […]
From Our “Ask a Question” Mailbag: “Whenever I go to the doctor, they ask me if I have a Medical Directive. What is a Medical Directive, and do I need one?” What is a Medical Directive? A Medical Directive is a legal document that outlines your medical wishes and appoints […]
