Jeffry Olson, J.D.

California law allows multiple types of wills, including handwritten, attorney-prepared, and a statutory form. Learn about the general requirements…

A last will and testament is never a finalized document. It can be changed until its author passes away. Read on to learn more about the options you…

Where and when do I file a will in the State of Texas? Is the public records office involved? Learn the answers to these questions and more here.

A last will and testament does not supersede all other documents and only controls the distribution of certain assets. Read on to learn more about…

A couple's estate planning documents and the law, including the Uniform Simultaneous Death Act, affect who inherits when they pass away. Read on to…

Is your North Carolina will valid? Read on to learn about the statutory requirements a North Carolina will must meet.

Here are the important steps to take to help your sole proprietorship operate smoothly, avoid legal complications, and increase chances of success.

An executor may end his or her obligations by filing a final settlement or by taking certain steps, depending on what actions they have taken in that…

In the State of California, naming a surviving beneficiary allows life insurance proceeds to be distributed outside probate. But, there are some…

California doesn't require signatures on a will to be notarized for it to be valid. Find out what other requirements vary depending on the will you'…