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Protecting Your Intellectual Property as a Small Business Owner

by Susan Grissom | May 20, 2025 | Business

For small businesses, intellectual property (IP) is often one of their most valuable assets. Whether it’s a unique product, brand, or innovative idea, protecting your intellectual property ensures that your hard work and creativity are protected from unauthorized use....

Estate Planning Mistakes That Could Cause Stress for Your Heirs

by Susan Grissom | May 13, 2025 | Estate Planning, Probate, Special Needs Trust, Wills & Trust

Estate planning is an important step in securing your family’s financial future, yet even small mistakes can lead to unintended consequences for your heirs. Without careful planning, your loved ones could face delays, legal challenges, and unnecessary taxes. By...

How to Use Life Insurance as an Estate Planning Tool

by Susan Grissom | May 6, 2025 | Estate Planning

Life insurance is a powerful estate planning tool that can provide financial security for your loved ones, cover outstanding debts, and even help with estate taxes. Incorporating life insurance as an estate planning tool can ensure that your beneficiaries receive a...

Can You Inherit Real Property with a Mortgage?

by Susan Grissom | Apr 29, 2025 | Estate Planning

Inheriting real property can be both a blessing and a responsibility, especially if the property comes with an outstanding mortgage. Many people wonder, “What happens to the mortgage if I inherit property?” The answer depends on several factors, including...

Can Estate Funds Be Used to Pay Debts While a Will Is Contested?

by Susan Grissom | Apr 22, 2025 | Probate, Wills & Trust

When a will is contested, it can delay the distribution of assets to beneficiaries, often leading to questions about how the estate’s debts will be handled during the dispute. Many people wonder if it’s possible to pay debts while a will is contested, as creditors and...
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  • Estate Planning Mistakes That Could Cause Stress for Your Heirs
  • How to Use Life Insurance as an Estate Planning Tool
  • Can You Inherit Real Property with a Mortgage?
  • Can Estate Funds Be Used to Pay Debts While a Will Is Contested?
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