One of the questions we hear surprisingly often after someone dies is: “But Dad had a living trust. Why do we have to probate anything?”
Most people have heard of wills and trusts. Fewer are sure what each one does—or why an estate planning attorney might recommend one over the
Forged Power of Attorney Highlights Risks — and the Importance of Choosing the Right Agent One of the most common questions we receive is whether
Carrell Blanton Ferris & Associates, PLC is honored to announce that two of our attorneys have been recognized on the 2026 Virginia Super Lawyers and
This week we’ve been preparing a presentation we will soon offer to local firefighters and skilled nursing home administrators on the differences in authority between
Carrell Blanton Ferris & Associates, PLC is delighted to announce that two of our distinguished attorneys have been recognized on the 2025 Virginia Super Lawyers
Fitness icon Richard Simmons, known for his flamboyant personality, high energy, and trademark attire, passed away in July 2024 following a fall at his Los
Your relationship status—whether single, cohabitating, engaged, or married—affects your estate planning needs. Your heirs at law may be very different from who you actually want
Article provided by WealthCounsel; Content edited and modified by Samuel P. Wickstrom Contemplating the future and the well-being of our loved ones after we’re gone
Article provided by WealthCounsel; Content edited and modified by Samuel P. Wickstrom Marriage is a joyous milestone, marked by a beautiful wedding, a lively reception,
