There are beneficiary designations for vehicles, real estate, bank accounts, life insurance policies, but mobile homes are often only created as personal property and there is no present law permitting beneficiary designations in such event.

The will of Little Richard gave specific instructions of how to handle the publicity rights of his estate. His brother, who was also named as an executor in addition to being a beneficiary, failed to follow the terms of the will resulting in his removal as an executor and losing a share of the publicity rights.

This case discusses why the court ruled that the daughter of the decedent, who was specifically disinherited in the decedent's will, was entitled to her entire estate. This demonstrates how important will drafting can be.

Tony Bennett's daughters have sued their brother, who is the trustee of the family trust that Tony Bennett established for trust mismanagement. They allege he used trust funds for his own personal benefit.

Medicaid assistance was retained even after the sale of the homestead (an exempt resource) which became cash by merely using rules on what is non-countable on using an exception under Medicaid transfer penalty rules.

If a Medicaid applicant is single, there is an equity limit for your homestead for eligibility. This podcast not only explains the limit, but also how to protect your homestead for your beneficiaries should you even get government assistance for your care through Medicaid.

Kellie Pickler is in a fight with her in-laws over certain personal property items. This discusses how to plan for distribution of personal property after your passing.

Relationships change. Health changes. Money changes. Laws change. Some of the items to consider are discussed.

Differences between a Ladybird deed and a Transfer on Death Deed are discussed.

Information Reporting Requirements Under the Corporate Transparency Act are discussed.